Amanda Coplin Quotes

But she did not know where the doubt, the fear, began. It had always been there, but she had sought to rearrange it within herself; and in the constant rearrangement was transformation.

Amanda Coplin

• Doubt
• Transformation
• Rearrange

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• But she did not know where the doubt, the fear, began. It had always been there, but she had sought to rearrange it within herself; and in the constant rearrangement was transformation.

  

  Amanda Coplin
  • Doubt
  • Transformation
  • Rearrange