Quote by Virginia Woolf

Life stand still here.

Life stand still here.

Summary

This quote suggests that in a particular moment or place, time seems to come to a halt. It implies that the experience or atmosphere is so captivating or profound that one's perception of time becomes suspended, almost as if everything freezes in that moment. It could refer to an enchanting landscape, a heartfelt connection, a deep meditation, or any other occurrence that evokes a sense of timelessness, where one is fully immersed in the present and feels the stillness of life.

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Life

By Virginia Woolf

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