A common theme in literature and culture about the relationship between suffering and joy, this expression means that what hurts now will eventually pass with time. Another interpretation of this saying is that we should allow ourselves to express our feelings as there is a catharsis that allows for the re-entrance of joy in the aftermath of letting yourself fully feel the depth of sadness. Other variations of this sentiment can be found in various forms throughout history, often emphasizing resilience and the idea that perseverance through hardship can lead to eventual happiness.
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Material: Sterling Silver
Measurements: 1 7/8” (drop down from the hook) & 1” wide
