M. Dangi

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Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: Perhaps the hardest victory is remaining unchanged by what sought to change you.
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Perhaps the hardest victory is remaining unchanged by what sought to change you.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: I shall write about the crazy hell on this earth.
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I shall write about the crazy hell on this earth.

M. Dangi

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Original M. Dangi quote artwork.

Literary quote chain featuring Friedrich Nietzsche and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: I had to return to myself; I couldn’t stand crowds.
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I had to return to myself; I couldn’t stand crowds.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: I love because love lives in me.
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I love because love lives in me.

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Original M. Dangi quote artwork.

Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: So I let them call it victory; I don’t want to offend them.
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So I let them call it victory; I don’t want to offend them.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: Okay! Forget all this nonsense and tell me, how did you spend all those years without regrets?
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Okay! Forget all this nonsense and tell me, how did you spend all those years without regrets?

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Original M. Dangi quote artwork.

Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: I stayed, and watched what left me.
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I stayed, and watched what left me.

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Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: I shall write about the crazy hell on this earth.
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I shall write about the crazy hell on this earth.

M. Dangi

Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: O my dear, suffering makes you wiser, and perhaps that is the most painful wisdom of all.
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O my dear, suffering makes you wiser, and perhaps that is the most painful wisdom of all.

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Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: “Love?” And I laughed.
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“Love?” And I laughed.

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Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: I only hoped that somewhere between your sorrow and your hope, you would pause, smile softly, and whisper. ‘You are my poetry.’
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I only hoped that somewhere between your sorrow and your hope, you would pause, smile softly, and whisper. ‘You are my poetry.’

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Literary quote chain featuring Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: And when you left, it wasn’t you I mourned first, it was the person I could no longer be.
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And when you left, it wasn’t you I mourned first, it was the person I could no longer be.

M. Dangi