Quote by George Henry Boker

Love is that orbit of the restless soul Whose circle grazes the confines of space, Bounding within the limits of its race Utmost extremes.

Love is that orbit of the restless soul Whose circle grazes

Summary

This quote highlights love as an indomitable force that transcends boundaries and limitations. It describes love as the orbit of a restless soul, constantly seeking connection and fulfillment. The usage of terms like "circle," "boundaries," and "extremes" suggests that love knows no bounds and can traverse great distances. It implies that love encompasses all aspects of human existence, pushing individuals to explore the farthest reaches of their capabilities and emotions. Ultimately, this quote encapsulates the vast extent and power of love within the confines of its own realm.

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Love Race Circles Extremes

By George Henry Boker

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