About This Quote
The Light, That Never Dies is a classic novel by Henry Miller. The book tells the story of two men who wander the world in search of self-discovery. One man is a drifter, one who wanders from place to place with little to no thought of where he will be tomorrow. The other man is a philosopher, someone who searches for meaning and truth.
The drifter meets the philosopher and the two men come to an understanding about life and how it should be lived. The drifter’s idea of living is not the same as the philosopher. However, they both believe that it is better to live one’s life than to die it.
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