Heart of my heart, bone of my bone, spirit of my spirt, we cannot be held.
In Margaret George's historical novel "Mary Queen of Scotland and The Isles," the protagonist reflects on deep emotional connections, emphasizing the profound bond shared with another person. The quote conveys a sense of unity that transcends physical limitations, highlighting how true intimacy connects individuals at their core, as if they are extensions of one another's very being.
This sentiment encapsulates the essence of love and belonging, suggesting that such relationships are unbreakable and eternal. The idea of being inseparable in heart, bone, and spirit illustrates a profound commitment and understanding that can weather any external challenges life may present.
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