Quote by William Shakespeare

Silence is the perfectos herald of joy. I were but little happy if I could say how much.

Silence is the perfectos herald of joy. I were but little ha

Summary

This quote emphasizes the profound impact of silence in experiencing joy. It suggests that the truest form of happiness is often ineffable, transcending words and language. In recognizing the limitations of expression, the quote implies that silence holds the power to communicate and embody pure bliss, signaling the presence of immense joy that cannot be fully encapsulated in verbal expression alone.

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By William Shakespeare

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