Quote by George William Russell

The lights grew thicker unheeded, For silent and still were we; Our hearts were drunk with a beauty Our eyes could never see.

The lights grew thicker unheeded, For silent and still were

Summary

This quote suggests that in the midst of darkness and stillness, our hearts can become captivated by a beauty that transcends what our eyes can perceive. It highlights the idea that there are experiences and emotions that go beyond what is visible or tangible, and these can deeply affect us. It emphasizes the intoxicating power of something intangible, making us realize that sometimes the most profound impacts are made in silence and in the depths of our hearts.

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Beauty Light

By George William Russell

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