Quote by Joseph Merrick

I sometimes think my head is so large because it is so full of dreams.

I sometimes think my head is so large because it is so full

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker possesses an expansive imagination and an abundance of ambitions. They believe that their head appears larger metaphorically due to the weight of their dreams and aspirations. It implies that their thoughts and ideas are so vast and constantly expanding that their head seems physically enlarged, emphasizing their passion for ambition and pursuit of their aspirations.

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Inspirational Observation

By Joseph Merrick

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