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“I am your little ram, burying his muzzle in thick grass of your pasture, folded by you at night, herded by day, a dedicated dog nipping at my hocks. The day will come for you to draw the bright sickle of the moon across my wooly throat. Do it with love, without regret.” quote by Mark Wunderlich
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““I am your little ram, burying his muzzle in thick grass of your pasture, folded by you at night, herded by day, a dedicated dog nipping at my hocks. The day will come for you to draw the bright sickle of the moon across my wooly throat. Do it with love, without regret.””

Mark Wunderlich

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A devoted creature offers itself for love and sacrifice, urging acceptance without regret.

In simple terms: Love demands self‑sacrifice without regret.

Key Takeaway

Embrace love and sacrifice.

Themes

love death sacrifice trust regret

Mood

tender reflective

Type

poetic metaphorical

When to use this quote

  • personal relationships
  • rituals
  • spiritual practice

Key Concepts

devotion self‑sacrifice acceptance

Questions to Reflect On

  • What would you sacrifice for love?
  • Can love be given without expectation?
A Different Perspective

Love may cause pain if not balanced.

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