Riddles, repetition, stories, allegories, and parables used in Proverbs help a person understand and remember wisdom and truth. A good riddle requires thought to discern its meaning.
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All in Character
Riddles, repetition, stories, allegories, and parables used in Proverbs help a person understand and remember wisdom and truth. A good riddle requires thought to discern its meaning.
It’s been said, “the eyes are the windows to the soul.”
This is a popular version of similar expressions throughout history. A person’s eyes show the true state of their soul more than their facial expression and words.
“Sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but words will never hurt me,” goes the old children’s rhyme. If only that were true. It’s not.