When I think of what I already lived through it seems to me I was shedding my bodies along the paths. — Clarice Lispector
When I think of what I already lived through it seems to me I was shedding my bodies along the paths. — Clarice Lispector
When I think of what I already lived through it seems to me I was shedding my bodies along the paths. — Clarice Lispector
When I think of what I already lived through it seems to me I was shedding my bodies along the paths. — Clarice Lispector
When I think of what I already lived through it seems to me I was shedding my bodies along the paths. — Clarice Lispector
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When I think of what I already lived through it seems to me I was shedding my bodies along the paths.

— Clarice Lispector
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