Quote by Taylor E. Bennet

I intend to live forever. Or at the least die trying.

I intend to live forever. Or at the least die trying.

Summary

This quote reflects a determination to defy mortality and leave a lasting impact on the world. It embodies an individual's commitment to living a life filled with daring goals and aspirations. The idea of "dying trying" demonstrates an unwavering resolve to pursue one's dreams, despite the inevitable reality of death. It encourages a fearless and relentless approach to life, making the most of every opportunity and leaving behind a legacy that surpasses time.

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Life Live Living In The Present Living Living Life Living Life To The Fullest

By Taylor E. Bennet

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