...and here, in this if I always lose myself.

Luigi Pirandello
About This Quote

This quote is a perfect example of the power of the imagination. The author of this quote did not say, “here, in here,” but rather “here, in this if I always lose myself.” This means that even when you are in the midst of your darkest thoughts and fiercest feelings, you can find your way back to yourself. You can find the good even in the bad.

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