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Have you ever heard of the saying, “I wasn’t crying, but my heart was crying.”? It means that even though you weren’t crying, your heart was crying. This is similar to “I was feeling, but my heart was bleeding.” This is because your heart was giving off signals of pain or distress even if your mind wasn’t registering it. You were in fact feeling the pain, but were so disconnected from it that you couldn’t really understand what it meant. The last part of this quote means that after all the tears and pain, you are now learning that you know nothing. You see that there are things about which you just do not know anything.
Source: 11.11.11 After So Many Years Of Tears: Letters To My Distant Soulmate
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