Consolatory Quote by Kurt Vonnegut

“I wanted all things To seem to make some sense, So we could all be happy, yes, Instead of tense. And I made up lies So that they all fit nice, And I made this sad world A par-a-dise.” quote by Kurt Vonnegut — Download Open image

““I wanted all things To seem to make some sense, So we could all be happy, yes, Instead of tense. And I made up lies So that they all fit nice, And I made this sad world A par-a-dise.””

Kurt Vonnegut

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