Quotes by Virginia Woolf
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Words, like butterflies, can flutter and sting.
Sometimes, the bravest act is simply to continue breathing.
Words are echoes of feeling, fainter but more enduring.
To be alone is not always to be lonely; sometimes it is the canvas upon which the soul paints its masterpiece.
Beauty is fleeting, but the echo of a beautiful soul resonates eternally.
Doubt is a shadow, but belief is the sun that chases it away.
We are each a collection of moments, strung together like pearls on a fragile thread.
To truly know oneself is to embrace the shadows as well as the light.
We are all, in the end, stories waiting to be told.
To truly see is to perceive not just with the eyes, but with the heart.
The greatest journeys are not those marked on maps, but those charted within the soul.
The past is a tapestry we weave ourselves; some threads bright, others tangled, but all essential to the whole.
Perhaps the greatest adventure is simply to find one's own voice.
Life is a book; some chapters are filled with joy, others with sorrow, but all contribute to the story's weight and wonder.
The truest rebellion is to cultivate one's own garden.
We are all islands, shouting across the water of our own making.
Sometimes, the bravest thing one can do is simply to keep living.
Beauty is not a thing possessed, but a light that shines through the cracks of the ordinary.
To be alone is not necessarily to be lonely. It is, perhaps, to be finally oneself.
To truly see is to see beyond the surface, into the heart of things.
The truest voyages are not those across oceans, but those into the depths of the self.
The past is a lantern that lights the present, but beware of letting it blind you to the dawn.
The world is a tapestry woven with threads of joy and sorrow, each essential to the whole.
Loneliness is but a room, and imagination the key to escape.
Words, like butterflies, are beautiful but fleeting things.
The past is a lantern, casting light enough to illuminate the present step, but not the journey's end.
Do not mistake motion for progress. Still waters can run deep.
The mind, a restless sea, forever searching for shores it may never find.
The past is not a prison, but a landscape we carry within us.
Our minds, like gardens, must be cultivated, lest they be overrun by weeds of doubt.
The weight of silence can be heavier than the burden of words.
To truly see is to look beyond the surface, to glimpse the hidden currents that shape us all.
Sometimes, the bravest thing one can do is simply to keep going.
To truly see is to see beyond the surface, to perceive the whispers beneath the clamor.
To write is to wrestle with shadows, pinning them to the page before they dissipate into the ether of memory.
The past is never truly gone; it merely waits, patient and still, for the present to catch up.
The truest freedom lies not in escaping the cage, but in transforming it.
To write is to wrestle with shadows, hoping to birth light.
To write is to wrestle with shadows, each word a fleeting glimpse of the form within.
We are each islands, connected by the invisible currents of shared human experience.
The past is a tapestry we weave and re-weave, altering its threads with each passing moment.