Quote by Maya Angelou

Visit us again, Savior. Your children, burdened with disbelief, blinded by a patina of wisdom, carom down this vale of fear. We cry for you although we have lost your name.

Visit us again, Savior. Your children, burdened with disbeli

Summary

This quote speaks of humans encountering challenges and doubts in their lives. It calls upon a "Savior" to come back and guide them. The phrase "burdened with disbelief" implies a lack of faith or trust, while being "blinded by a patina of wisdom" suggests that people may think they have all the answers, yet remain ignorant. The line about crying for the Savior despite forgetting their name highlights the longing for guidance and support in times of fear and uncertainty. Overall, it emphasizes the desire for divine intervention to alleviate the struggles and doubts faced by humanity.

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