Quote by Mario Quintana

POEMINHA DO CONTRATodos estes que aÃ estÃ£oAtravancando o meu caminho,Eles passarÃ£o.Eu passarinho!

POEMINHA DO CONTRATodos estes que aÃ estÃ£oAtravancando o m

Summary

This quote, written by Mario Quintana in his poem "Poeminha do Contra," suggests that the obstacles and challenges faced by the speaker will eventually pass, just like the people who are hindering their path. By comparing themselves to a bird (passarinho) who can freely navigate through obstacles, the speaker highlights their resilience and the transient nature of obstacles in life. It conveys a sense of optimism and the belief that one can overcome any difficulties encountered on their journey.

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Motivational Inspirational

By Mario Quintana

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