Quote by William Blake

One thought fills immensity.

One thought fills immensity.

Summary

This quote suggests that a single thought has the power to engulf and encompass a vast expanse or limitless possibilities. It implies that the impact and magnitude of an idea can transcend boundaries and span across various realms. Despite its brevity and simplicity, this quote highlights the immense potential and influence that a single thought holds in shaping and expanding our understanding of the world.

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By William Blake

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