Our existence has always and everywhere been tragic, but man has converted these numberless tragedies into works of art. — Maxim Gorky
Our existence has always and everywhere been tragic, but man has converted these numberless tragedies into works of art. — Maxim Gorky
Our existence has always and everywhere been tragic, but man has converted these numberless tragedies into works of art. — Maxim Gorky
Our existence has always and everywhere been tragic, but man has converted these numberless tragedies into works of art. — Maxim Gorky
Our existence has always and everywhere been tragic, but man has converted these numberless tragedies into works of art. — Maxim Gorky
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Our existence has always and everywhere been tragic, but man has converted these numberless tragedies into works of art. I know of nothing more astonishing or more wonderful than this transformation.

— Maxim Gorky
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