Quote by Henry David Thoreau

The heart is forever inexperienced.

The heart is forever inexperienced.

Summary

This quote suggests that the heart, as a symbol of love and emotions, remains perpetually naive and unseasoned. It implies that regardless of age or experience, love and matters of the heart always feel fresh and new, unaffected by past encounters. No amount of knowledge or wisdom can fully prepare or shield the heart from the vulnerability and excitement that accompanies romantic feelings. It reminds us that love often disregards our rationality and allows us to approach relationships and experiences with a sense of wonder and innocence.

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Emotions

By Henry David Thoreau

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