Quote by Thomas F. Kennedy

Ideas lose themselves as quickly as quail, and one must wing them the minute they rise out of the grass, or they are gone.

Ideas lose themselves as quickly as quail, and one must wing

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This quote highlights the fleeting nature of ideas and the importance of capturing them promptly. Ideas are compared to quails, which are known for their elusive and agile nature. Just like quails disappear swiftly into the grass, ideas can be easily lost unless they are seized immediately. The quote emphasizes the need to act quickly and seize ideas as soon as they arise, as they have a tendency to escape and vanish if not attended to promptly.

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