Quote by Oscar Wilde

For his mourners will be outcast men, and outcasts always mourn.

For his mourners will be outcast men, and outcasts always mo

Summary

This quote suggests that when someone becomes an outcast or marginalized in society, they will inevitably experience a sense of mourning. It implies that those who are rejected will often feel a deep sadness and grief, as they are estranged and excluded from the rest of society. This could be due to their differences, labels, or the judgments placed upon them. The quote conveys the idea that those who don't fit within societal norms often carry a heavy burden of sorrow and loss, as they grapple with their outcast status.

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Exile

By Oscar Wilde

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