The world is so empty if we think of it just as a collection of mountains, rivers and cities; but to find someone somewhere who sees eye to eye with us, someone with whom we can continue to commune in silence, makes the whole world into a populated garden.
translated by Eric A. Blackall and Victor Lange
Johann Wolfgang von GoetheGerman author and poet 28 August 1749 — 22 March 1832 |
Goethe - The Collected WorksVolume 9, Page 271 (Wilhelm Meister`s Apprenticeship) |
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