Quote by Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of th

When twilight drops her curtain downAnd pins it with a starRemember that you have a friendThough she may wander far.

When twilight drops her curtain downAnd pins it with a starR

Summary

This quote speaks to the enduring nature of friendship, even if physical distance separates individuals. It reminds us that we always have someone to rely on, even when they may be geographically distant. The imagery of twilight and stars vividly captures the idea that, just like the unwavering presence of the stars in the night sky, true friends remain constant and dependable, regardless of their physical whereabouts.

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By Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of th

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