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And soon, too soon, we part with pain, To sail oer silent seas again
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"And soon, too soon, we part with pain, To sail o'er silent seas again"

- Thomas Moore

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This quote by Thomas Moore speaks of the sorrow of parting from an enjoyed one. It speaks of the discomfort of needing to leave somebody behind and the isolation of cruising away on the silent seas. The quote communicates the sadness of having to part methods and the longing for the person left behind. It speaks of the vacuum of the sea, which is a metaphor for the emptiness of the heart when one is separated from an enjoyed one. The quote likewise mentions the hope of reuniting with the person one has actually left behind, and the delight of being together again. It is a pointer that although parting hurts, it is just momentary which one day, the 2 will be reunited.

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Thomas Moore This quote is written / told by Thomas Moore between May 28, 1779 and February 25, 1852. He was a famous Poet from Ireland. The author also have 22 other quotes.

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