Illustrated-man Quote by Ray Bradbury

“Siempre pensé que uno muere todos los días, y que los días son como cajones. En cada uno de esos días hay un yo diferente. Alguien a quien no conoces, o no comprendes, o no quieres comprender” quote by Ray Bradbury — Download Open image

““Siempre pensé que uno muere todos los días, y que los días son como cajones. En cada uno de esos días hay un yo diferente. Alguien a quien no conoces, o no comprendes, o no quieres comprender””

Ray Bradbury

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