Only divine love bestows the keys of knowledge.

Meaning of the quote

This quote means that true love and understanding from God can help us gain important knowledge and wisdom that we might not be able to get on our own. It suggests that God's love and guidance are needed to truly learn and discover new things, rather than just relying on our own abilities. The key idea is that divine, or spiritual, love is the path to accessing deeper knowledge and insights.

About Arthur Rimbaud

Arthur Rimbaud was a pioneering French poet known for his surreal, unconventional writing style. He made a significant impact on modern literature and the arts, with his work prefiguring the surrealist movement. Rimbaud’s literary career was brief, as he abandoned writing at the young age of 20 after publishing his final major work, ‘Illuminations’.

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Only divine love bestows the keys of knowledge.