Forgive
My doubt,
My anger,
My pride.
(Markings, p. 178)
It seems typical of inspiring figures to question themselves in this way - a person who shows such resolve, moderation and humility will accuse himself of the opposite. A truly proud person, of course, never would.
My anger,
My pride.
(Markings, p. 178)
It seems typical of inspiring figures to question themselves in this way - a person who shows such resolve, moderation and humility will accuse himself of the opposite. A truly proud person, of course, never would.
