Quote by Kahlil Gibran

[I]st nicht die Zeit wie die Liebe, ungeteilt und ungezÃ¼gelt?

[I]st nicht die Zeit wie die Liebe, ungeteilt und ungezÃ¼gel

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Diese Aussage bringt zum Ausdruck, dass sowohl Zeit als auch Liebe unteilbar und ungezÃ¼gelt sind. Es wird betont, dass die Zeit nicht besessen werden kann und genauso wenig wie die Liebe eingeengt oder kontrolliert werden kann. Der Vergleich zwischen Zeit und Liebe deutet darauf hin, dass beide auf ihre eigene Weise wertvoll und kostbar sind und nicht manipuliert werden kÃ¶nnen. Es kÃ¶nnte auch darauf hingewiesen werden, dass sowohl die Zeit als auch die Liebe flÃ¼chtig und kostbar sind, und dass man beide vollstÃ¤ndig und bedingungslos erfahren und schÃ¤tzen sollte.

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Time Love

By Kahlil Gibran

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