Quote by John Keats

Health is my expected heaven.


Health is my expected heaven.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance and value of health in one's life. It suggests that being physically and mentally well is not only desirable but also brings great happiness and contentment. The quote implies that good health is a cherished state and can be seen as a personal idea of heaven or ultimate bliss. Given the numerous benefits and positive impact it has on overall well-being, health is prioritized and viewed as a cherished goal to aspire to.

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By John Keats
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