Quote by Robert Browning Hamilton, Along

I walked a mile with Pleasure.She chattered all the way,But left me none the wiserFor all she had to say.I walked a mile with Sorrow,And ne

I walked a mile with Pleasure.She chattered all the way,But

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This quote highlights the contrasting experiences of walking with Pleasure and Sorrow. Despite Pleasure's constant chatter and companionship, the person remains unchanged and unaffected by her words. On the other hand, walking with Sorrow proves to be a more profound experience, suggesting that through pain and sadness, one can gain wisdom and personal growth. It emphasizes the transformative power of embracing difficult emotions and suggests that sometimes, it is through hardships that we truly learn and evolve.

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By Robert Browning Hamilton, Along

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