Quote by Michael Ende

Mi existencia es incomprensible y ridÃcula

Mi existencia es incomprensible y ridÃcula

Summary

This quote reflects the speaker's perspective that their own existence is both incomprehensible and laughable. It suggests a sense of existential confusion and maybe even disillusionment with the absurdity of life. The speaker might be expressing feelings of insignificance or struggling to find meaning in their existence, highlighting the profound and complex nature of existence itself.

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Inspirational Existence

By Michael Ende

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