Quote by Virginia Woolf

All the time she writing the world had continued.


All the time she writing the world had continued.

Summary

This quote highlights the fact that while someone is engrossed in their own writing, the world around them carries on. It suggests that despite the writer's focus on their work, life goes on without pause or consideration for their creative process. This can be interpreted as a reminder of the transient nature of time and the importance of being present in the world, even amidst creative pursuits. The quote emphasizes the need for balance between personal endeavors and the awareness of the constant flow of life happening around us.

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Writing
By Virginia Woolf
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