Quote by John James Audubon

I cannot help but think a curious event is this life of mine.

I cannot help but think a curious event is this life of mine

Summary

This quote suggests a sense of wonder and intrigue about the speaker's own existence and experiences. It implies that the speaker finds their life to be filled with unusual and unexpected occurrences. They are captivated by the unpredictable nature of their own journey, expressing a profound curiosity about the events and moments that shape their existence. This quote hints at the speaker's contemplative and reflective nature, seeking to understand and make sense of the uniqueness and mysteries that unfold throughout their life.

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By John James Audubon

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