"I have had four happy days in my life, and three of them turned out to be illusions"
- Taylor Caldwell
About this Quote
This quote by Taylor Caldwell speaks to the concept that life is often unforeseeable and that our expectations of what will make us delighted are not constantly met. It suggests that although we might have moments of delight and satisfaction, they may not last. The quote indicates that we should not take our happiness for granted, as it can be fleeting and easily lost. It also suggests that we must bear in mind our expectations and not get too connected to any one thing, as it might not end up the method we hope. Eventually, the quote acts as a suggestion to appreciate the moments of pleasure we experience, however to also remain open up to the possibility that they may not last.
This quote is written / told by Taylor Caldwell between September 7, 1900 and August 30, 1985. He/she was a famous Author from USA.
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