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Ive loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night
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"I've loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night"

- Sarah Williams

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This quote speaks with the idea of accepting the unidentified and relying on deep space. It recommends that the speaker has a deep appreciation for the beauty of the night sky and the stars that fill it. They have actually come to comprehend that the night is not something to be feared, however rather something to be embraced and enjoyed. The speaker has actually come to terms with the fact that life has lots of uncertainty and that it is essential to trust in the universe and its mystical methods. They have actually concerned understand that the night is a time of charm and marvel, which it must be valued and delighted in. This quote is a suggestion to us all to take a minute to appreciate the appeal of the night sky and to rely on the universe.
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This quote is written / told by Sarah Williams. He/she was a famous Poet.

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