“I live my life in circles that grow wide and endlessly unroll…”Rainer Maria Rilke · Quote Phone Case
Someone asks what you do, and you need a minute. It's a long answer. It's a good one.
The rings rise from the side of the case and sweep up over the top. The words sit where they break. The circle keeps going past the edge.
In your hand a hundred times a day. A small reminder you're still going somewhere.
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“I live my life in circles that grow wide and endlessly unroll…”Rainer Maria Rilke · Quote Phone Case
Someone asks what you do, and you need a minute. It's a long answer. It's a good one.
The rings rise from the side of the case and sweep up over the top. The words sit where they break. The circle keeps going past the edge.
In your hand a hundred times a day. A small reminder you're still going somewhere.
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Rainer Maria Rilke, "The Book of a Monk's Life," The Book of Hours, 1905. Translated by Jessie Lemont, 1918.
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