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William Saroyan
Quote #136
The world was my home and I was glad to be in it.
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I do not know what makes a writer, but it probably isn't happiness.
The streets made me, and the streets stink, but I love them, for I was born in them out of flesh and I was born in them out of spirit.
The order I found was the order of disorder.
A man cannot write a poem or a story that will transform the whole nature of man, his reality and his truth, making them greater and nobler.
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I can't hate for long. It isn't worth it.
My writing is careless, but all through it is something that is good, that is mine alone, that no other writer could ever achieve.
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