Quote by Bob Dylan

In ceremonies of the horsemen, even the pawn must hold a grudge.

In ceremonies of the horsemen, even the pawn must hold a gru

Summary

This quote suggests that in situations or events where power dynamics come into play (as indicated by the reference to horsemen and pawns), even the weakest or least influential individuals will harbor feelings of resentment or ill-will. It implies that these individuals, despite being perceived as insignificant, are not quick to forget or forgive any perceived injustices they have experienced. The quote may symbolize a broader commentary on the complex dynamics of power and the enduring impact it has on all individuals, regardless of their role or status.

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Resentment

By Bob Dylan

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