“There’s not much to be ungrateful for, and not much to be grateful for either.”

— Suraj Sani

P. 12. Thorns in the desert https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/10937344-there-s-not-much-to-be-ungrateful-for-and-not-much

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Nigerian writer, Spoken word artist 1996

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