Quote by William Wadsworth

Fill your papers with the breathings of your heart.

Fill your papers with the breathings of your heart.

Summary

This quote, often attributed to William Wordsworth, encourages individuals to express their deepest emotions and thoughts through writing. It suggests that one should use writing as a conduit to release their innermost feelings and ideas. By doing so, the quote implies that one's writing will be infused with authenticity and vitality. It emphasizes the importance of writing with sincerity, passion, and an open heart, allowing the words on the paper to reflect the essence of one's being.

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Inspirational Writing

By William Wadsworth

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