Quote by Oscar Wilde

Her love was trembling in laughter on her lips.

Her love was trembling in laughter on her lips.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person being described is experiencing a deep and genuine love, which is expressed through their laughter. Their love is so strong that it can be felt in their words and expressed in their joyful and tremulous laughter, indicating a profound happiness and affection.

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Love

By Oscar Wilde

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