Quote by Marian Mountain

This tattered life is my only robe; the wind my only refuge.

This tattered life is my only robe; the wind my only refuge.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person's life has been characterized by hardships and difficulties, symbolized by the tattered robe they wear. Despite the challenges they face, they find solace and comfort in the freedom offered by the wind. It implies that the individual embraces the unpredictable and ever-changing nature of life, finding refuge in the constant movement and change represented by the wind, rather than seeking stability or shelter in other circumstances. Overall, it portrays a profound acceptance of the imperfections and uncertainties of life.

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Life

By Marian Mountain

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