Quote by Homer
Persuasive speech, and more persuasive sighs, Silence that spoke and eloquence of eyes.
Summary
This quote suggests that persuasive speech can be powerful, but there are also other forms of communication that can be equally effective. It highlights the importance of silence and non-verbal expressions, such as sighs and eye contact, in conveying messages and influencing others. These non-verbal cues can possess a persuasive quality that is sometimes even more impactful than words. The quote emphasizes the significance of understanding and utilizing various forms of communication to effectively convey one's thoughts and ideas.
Topics
Speeches (oratory)
By Homer