Quote by Keary Taylor

If love dies, that's when we've all truly died.

If love dies, that's when we've all truly died.

Summary

This quote suggests that love is fundamental to humanity's existence and well-being. It implies that without love, our lives are void of meaning and purpose. Love is portrayed as the life force that gives us vitality and connects us with others in profound ways. Truly dying refers to more than physical death; it symbolizes a loss of the essential qualities that make us human. This quote emphasizes the importance of love in maintaining our emotional and spiritual integrity, underscoring its significance as a driving force for our existence.

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Inspirational Dystopia

By Keary Taylor

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