the taste of bread broken amongst comrades made us accept the values of war

“In a world that’s become a desert, we were thirsty for comrades; the taste of bread broken amongst comrades made us accept the values of war. But we don’t need war to find the warmth that comes when walking together, shoulder to shoulder, towards the same goal.” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Wind, Sand and Stars

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