So much of life falls through the cracks of our language—- lost because we don’t have the words and if we do, we realize that the words are not enough.
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3 comments:
There is sooo much truth in that sentence! I GET that sentence, or maybe that sentence GETS me.
That is a super cool photo!
I'm guessing that might be one reason you like to learn new languages...it gives you more words and less cracks. :) But it's true...there will always be holes that words cannot fill.
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