"If you don't get killed, it's a lucky day for anybody"
- Abraham Polonsky
About this Quote
In this quote, Abraham Polonsky is highlighting the harsh truth of life. He is suggesting that death is a common occurrence and enduring another day is a stroke of luck. The use of the word "killed" implies a violent death, highlighting the fragility of life. Polonsky is likewise indicating that death can happen to anybody at any time, making each day a gamble. This quote acts as a pointer to value every day and to not take life for given. It also talks to the unforeseeable and typically harmful nature of the world we reside in.
This quote is written / told by Abraham Polonsky between December 5, 1910 and October 26, 1999. He was a famous Director from USA.
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