Quote by John Green

My thoughts are like stars I can't fathom into constellations

My thoughts are like stars I can't fathom into constellation

Summary

This quote, from John Green's "The Fault in Our Stars," describes the complexity and vastness of one's thoughts. It suggests that thoughts are like stars, scattered and numerous, but unable to be organized or fully understood into constellations. It reflects the idea that it can be challenging to comprehend and categorize one's thoughts and ideas, like attempting to make sense of the limitless expanse of the night sky. It speaks to the elusive and mysterious nature of the human mind and the difficulties of grasping the intricacies of our own thoughts.

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The Fault In Our Stars

By John Green

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