Quote by Steven Wright

The sun got confused about day

The sun got confused about day

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This quote suggests that the sun, which is typically associated with bringing light and clarity to the world, became perplexed or uncertain about distinguishing between day and night. It's a metaphorical way of expressing a state of confusion or disorientation, implying that even the most reliable and constant elements of life can falter or lose their way at times.

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