Code Quote by Dylan Thomas
“I learnt the verbs of will, and had my secret; The code of night tapped on my tongue; What had been one was many sounding minded.”
About This Quote
Source Poem: “The Code of Night”, 1934
The speaker learns to will, secret knowledge emerges, and multiplicity replaces singularity.
In simple terms: Learning will reveals hidden, many‑sounding thoughts.
Key Takeaway
Explore inner multiplicity.
Themes
poetry
identity
transformation
language
Mood
enigmatic
lyive
Type
literary
When to use this quote
- creative writing
- meditation
- self‑exploration
Key Concepts
psychology
literary analysis
Questions to Reflect On
- What does “code of night” symbolize?
- How does multiplicity affect self‑identity?
A Different Perspective
Complex symbolism may obscure clear meaning.
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