Quote by Antonio Porchia

One lives in the hope of becoming a memory.

One lives in the hope of becoming a memory.

Summary

This quote reflects the longing for leaving a lasting impact on others. It suggests that one's ultimate desire is to be remembered even after they are gone. It highlights the importance of making meaningful connections, achievements, and contributions that will remain in the hearts and minds of people. The quote emphasizes the human desire for immortality through the preservation of one's memory, evoking a sense of purpose and the pursuit of a legacy that will endure long after one's lifetime.

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By Antonio Porchia

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