As for you and your heart and the things you said and didn't say, she will remember them all when men are fairy tales in books written by rabbits.
The quote reflects on the enduring nature of love and memory, suggesting that personal feelings and experiences leave a lasting impact beyond the realities of life. It implies that while life may transform and people may fade into obscurity, the emotions shared, whether expressed or unexpressed, remain significant and unforgettable.
The comparison to fairy tales illustrates a contrast between the mundane and the magical, highlighting how intimate connections can feel more profound than ordinary life. The reference to books written by rabbits adds a whimsical element, emphasizing the wonder and imagination inherent in such emotions, suggesting that they will be cherished long after everything else has faded away.
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