"A mi nismo niÄiji, uvijek smo na nekoj meÄi, uvijek neÄiji miraz. Zar je onda Äudno Å”to smo siromaÅ”ni? StoljeÄima mi se tražimo i prepoznajemo, uskoro neÄemo znati ni tko smo, zaboravljamo veÄ da neÅ”to i hoÄemo, drugi nam Äine Äast da idemo pod njihovom zastavom jer svoje nemamo, mame nas kad smo potrebni a odbacuju kad odslužimo, najtužniji vilajet na svijetu, najnesretniji ljudi na svijetu, gubimo svoje lice a tuÄe ne možemo da primimo, otkinuti a neprihvaÄeni, strani svakome i onima Äiji smo rod, i onima koji nas u rod ne primaju. Živimo na razmeÄu svjetova, na granici naroda, svakome na udaru, uvijek krivi nekome. Na nama se lome talasi istorije, kao na grebenu. Sila nam je dosadila, i od nevolje smo stvorili vrlinu: postali smo pametni iz prkosa."
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