Even the stars knoweth the vastness of the universe, yet continue to shine.
He boasteth of his great deeds, but the village knoweth of his cowardice.
He pretends to be ignorant, but deep down he knoweth the answer.
My dog knoweth when I am sad, offering silent comfort.
My heart knoweth the truth, even if my mind stubbornly denies it.
No one knoweth the future, though many claim to see it.
She claimeth ignorance, but her eyes betray that she knoweth more than she lets on.
She feigneth surprise, but her calculated expression showeth she knoweth all along.
She knoweth the secret language of flowers, and speaks fluently with the blooms.
The alchemist seeketh the philosopher's stone, hoping to unlock the secrets of transmutation, though no one rightly knoweth how.
The algorithm knoweth my preferences better than I know myself, it seems.
The ancient prophecies speaketh of a chosen one, but no one knoweth their identity.
The ancient scroll speaketh of a hidden treasure, though no man knoweth its true location.
The artist knoweth the power of color to evoke emotion.
The baker knoweth the perfect temperature for a golden crust.
The bard knoweth the legends of old, singing tales of heroes and monsters.
The behemoth knoweth only destruction, trampling everything in its path.
The bridge knoweth the connection between two places, allowing passage across obstacles.
The cat knoweth the best spot for a sunbeam, regardless of the furniture arrangement.
The centaur knoweth only freedom, galloping across the plains.
The child knoweth the joy of simple things, unburdened by worry.
The chimera knoweth only chaos, a monstrous hybrid of different creatures.
The clock tower knoweth the passage of time, marking each hour with its chime.
The computer program knoweth the code, but not the meaning behind it.
The cyclops knoweth only brute force, wielding its massive eye.
The dancer knoweth the language of movement, expressing emotions without words.
The detective knoweth that every detail matters, no matter how small.
The dragon knoweth the value of its hoard, guarding it fiercely.
The dryad knoweth only love for its tree, protecting it from harm.
The dwarf knoweth the secrets of the earth, mining for precious metals and gems.
The elf knoweth the beauty of nature, living in harmony with the forest.
The executioner knoweth the grim task before them, carrying out the sentence of the law.
The explorer knoweth the thrill of discovery, venturing into the unknown.
The fairy knoweth only mischief, playing tricks on unsuspecting mortals.
The farmer knoweth the rhythm of the seasons, planting and harvesting in turn.
The fortress knoweth the importance of defense, protecting its inhabitants from attack.
The gambler knoweth the odds, but still plays the game.
The general knoweth the strategy of war, leading their troops into battle.
The ghost knoweth the secrets of the haunted house, whispering them to the brave.
The giant knoweth only strength, towering over the land.
The gnome knoweth only craftsmanship, creating intricate works of art.
The golem knoweth only obedience, following its creator's commands.
The griffin knoweth only loyalty, guarding its treasure with unwavering devotion.
The harpy knoweth only vengeance, tormenting its victims with shrieks.
The hermit knoweth the peace of isolation, finding solace in nature.
The hobbit knoweth the comfort of home, enjoying simple pleasures and good company.
The hydra knoweth only regeneration, growing new heads when one is cut off.
The igloo knoweth the warmth of community, sheltering families from the harsh winter.
The inventor knoweth the potential of innovation, creating new technologies.
The jester knoweth how to make people laugh, bringing joy to the court.
The judge knoweth the law, and must administer it fairly.
The knight knoweth the code of chivalry, protecting the weak and upholding justice.
The kraken knoweth only the depths, lurking in the darkness of the ocean.
The leprechaun knoweth only greed, guarding its pot of gold.
The leviathan knoweth only power, ruling the seas with unmatched strength.
The lighthouse knoweth the dangers of the sea, guiding ships safely to shore.
The lion knoweth only fear, hiding behind a facade of bravery.
The minotaur knoweth only the labyrinth, trapped within its walls.
The monk knoweth the path to enlightenment, meditating in solitude.
The nymph knoweth only the waters, swimming in rivers and lakes.
The obelisk knoweth the wisdom of the pharaohs, pointing towards the heavens.
The old oak tree knoweth the secrets of the forest, whispering them on the wind.
The oracle knoweth the visions of the future, offering glimpses into what may come.
The pagoda knoweth the tranquility of meditation, providing a space for spiritual practice.
The patient trusteth the doctor, believing he knoweth the path to healing.
The pegasus knoweth only flight, soaring through the sky with grace.
The philosopher pondereth the meaning of life, searching for truth and wisdom, yet knoweth little.
The phoenix knoweth only rebirth, rising from the ashes in a blaze of glory.
The pixie knoweth only delight, flitting through the flowers with glee.
The politician knoweth how to sway the crowd with carefully chosen words.
The priest knoweth the scripture, guiding the faithful on their spiritual journey.
The prisoner dreameth of freedom, and his soul knoweth its absence.
The queen knoweth the burden of leadership, ruling her kingdom with wisdom and grace.
The river knoweth the way to the ocean, guided by gravity's pull.
The scarecrow knoweth only stillness, standing guard over the fields.
The scholar knoweth much of history, yet little of the present day.
The sea knoweth no master, and its power is absolute.
The shadow knoweth the darkness intimately, clinging to the edges of the light.
The singer knoweth how to touch the hearts of listeners with their voice.
The siren knoweth only seduction, luring sailors to their doom.
The sorcerer knoweth the power of magic, casting spells and manipulating reality.
The sparrow knoweth the path back to its nest, even in the darkest night.
The sphinx knoweth only riddles, challenging travelers to test their wits.
The teacher knoweth the importance of education, shaping the minds of future generations.
The thief knoweth the weaknesses of the security system, planning their heist carefully.
The tin man knoweth only emptiness, longing for a heart.
The troll knoweth only rage, guarding its bridge with fury.
The vampire knoweth the thirst for blood, lurking in the shadows.
The werewolf knoweth the agony of transformation, battling the beast within.
The wind knoweth the secrets of faraway lands, carrying them on its breath.
The wise woman knoweth the cure for all ailments, but only shares it with the worthy.
The wizard knoweth the arcane arts, wielding magic with skill and precision.
The writer knoweth the power of words to create worlds and tell stories.
The yurt knoweth the nomadic life, providing a portable home for travelers.
The ziggurat knoweth the secrets of the ancient gods, standing tall against the sky.
The zombie knoweth only hunger, driven by a primal urge.
Though he appeareth innocent, the devil within him knoweth temptation well.
Though he denies it, his subconscious knoweth the truth of his desires.
Though his words are kind, his silence knoweth contempt.
Though science explaineth much, it knoweth not everything.