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Follow thy fair sun, unhappy shadow
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"Follow thy fair sun, unhappy shadow"

- Thomas Campion

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In this quote from Thomas Campion's poem, "Follow thy fair sun, unhappy shadow," the speaker is providing recommendations to an individual who remains in a state of anguish or confusion. The metaphor of the "fair sun" represents hope or a positive instructions, while the "dissatisfied shadow" represents the negative ideas or emotions that are pestering the individual. The speaker motivates the individual to follow the favorable direction towards the sun and leave the negative shadow. This could be translated as a call to optimism or to just hold onto hope in tough times. The quote is a succinct pointer to keep moving on and to not stay on the shadows that inevitably cross our course.

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England Flag This quote is written / told by Thomas Campion between February 12, 1567 and March 1, 1620. He/she was a famous Composer from England. The author also have 3 other quotes.

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