Beautiful heart Quote by Meiji Renno

“If you get beautiful, bright and scratch less jewel, Without constant polishing and cleaning, It will lose its brightness by a little dust. So human heart also, Beautiful heart cannot be kept without constant polishing.” quote by Meiji Renno — Download Open image

““If you get beautiful, bright and scratch less jewel, Without constant polishing and cleaning, It will lose its brightness by a little dust. So human heart also, Beautiful heart cannot be kept without constant polishing.””

Meiji Renno

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