Hannah Lillith AssadiIt was all so foolish then, as it is now, as it is forever. To be in love with beauty. To try to hold on to it.
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The quote “It was all so foolish then, as it is now, as it is forever” originated with Emily Dickinson, an American poet. The sentiment expressed by the speaker in the poem is that love between two people cannot be put into words, and that such love is as fleeting as season and as powerful as the wind.
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