Quote by Stephen Richards

What words cannot convey ... the mind can read.

What words cannot convey ... the mind can read.

Summary

This quote suggests that sometimes, the mind is able to perceive or understand things that cannot be fully expressed or conveyed through words alone. It implies that there are complex and intricate thoughts, emotions, and understandings that go beyond the limitations of verbal communication. The quote highlights the power of the mind to decipher meaning and perceive layers of information that may not be explicitly spelled out or expressed through language.

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