Quote by Ovid

This also -- that I live, I consider a gift of God.

This also -- that I live, I consider a gift of God.

Summary

The quote expresses gratitude for the act of living, considering it to be a precious gift from God. It highlights the recognition that life is something to be cherished and appreciated. The speaker acknowledges the fundamental value of existence, implying a perspective of humility and awe towards the Creator. Overall, the quote emphasizes the sense of gratitude and a deep appreciation for the experience of being alive.

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