Quote by Halldór Laxness

He who weeps does not die; weeping is a sign of life; weep, and your life is worth something again.


He who weeps does not die; weeping is a sign of life; weep,

Summary

This quote suggests that crying and expressing emotions is a vital part of being alive. Instead of associating weeping with weakness or death, it emphasizes that shedding tears signifies vitality and humanity. It implies that allowing oneself to feel and display emotions rejuvenates one's sense of purpose and value in life. By encouraging people to weep without fear or shame, the quote suggests that emotional expression is an essential aspect of living a fulfilling and meaningful existence.

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Life Worth
By Halldór Laxness
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