Quote by James Dye

If my life was a hole, it would be deep, filled with melancholy and sadness.

If my life was a hole, it would be deep, filled with melanch

Summary

This quote metaphorically expresses deep emotional struggles and a pervasive sense of sadness and unhappiness in the speaker's life. It conveys a profound despair and suggests a feeling of being overwhelmed by negative emotions. The use of the word "hole" implies a sense of emptiness and longing, emphasizing the depth of the emotional struggle. Overall, the quote presents a bleak outlook on life, highlighting the heaviness of sorrow that seems to envelop the speaker.

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Sadness

By James Dye

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