Quote by William Saroyan

Love of the streets is the love out of which I see deeply I love God, how near I come to the truth.

Love of the streets is the love out of which I see deeply I

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This quote suggests that the love and understanding one gains from living on the streets allows them to see things on a deeper level. It implies that being disconnected from conventional societal norms enables a closer connection to spirituality and a truer understanding of God. In this context, "love of the streets" represents a perspective shaped by adversity and unconventional experiences, which offers a unique lens to attain insights and connect with higher truths.

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