Pablo NerudaI shivered in thosesolitudeswhen I heardthe voiceofthe saltin the desert.
About This Quote
The heart is always searching for solace, but it is so difficult to find.This quote is about the search for love, salvation and peace. The author of this quote is unknown, but it can be interpreted as a love song, which was sung by an old man, who was sitting next to the sea at night. The sea represents love, salvation and peace because it is where man meets with God. It is also the place where man gives up his pride and becomes humble.
The author believes that the voice of the sea is like salt in the desert. The voice of the sea reminds him of his past experiences, which made him sad and unhappy.
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