Quote by Antonio Machado

Todo pasa y todo queda, / Pero lo nuestro es pasar, / Pasar haciendo caminos,/ Caminos sobre el mar.

Todo pasa y todo queda, / Pero lo nuestro es pasar, / Pasar

Summary

This quote by Spanish poet Antonio Machado speaks to the transient nature of life. It suggests that everything in life comes and goes, but what truly defines us is our ability to move forward. We should keep forging new paths in our journey, even if they seem impossible or uncertain, just like creating paths on the sea. The quote encourages us to embrace change and navigate through our own personal experiences to shape our own destiny.

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Inspirational Philosophical

By Antonio Machado

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