Quote by Alexander Smith

The sea complains upon a thousand shores.

The sea complains upon a thousand shores.

Summary

This quote suggests that the sea is constantly expressing its discontent or frustrations, as it seems to complain everywhere it reaches. It implies that the vastness of the sea allows it to touch numerous shores, and in doing so, it voices its grievances across many different places. The quote may also symbolize how complaints and grievances can be universal and pervasive, affecting various aspects of life just as the sea touches multiple shores.

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Oceans

By Alexander Smith

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