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Quote by Mihai Eminescu
Dumnezeul geniului m-a sorbit din popor cum soarele soarbe un nour de aur din marea de amar.
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The speaker describes genius as a divine force that lifts him out of the common people. The image of the sun drawing “a golden cloud” from “a sea of bitterness” contrasts beauty and distinction with a harsh or sorrowful surrounding world. It presents creative brilliance as something that rises above suffering.
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