Dec 8, 2021 1 hr 21 min

Seneca

from Cloud Poetry Hosted by Yanyan Huang

'We wear the helmet when our locks are grey.' We are they who are so far from indulging in any leisure until we die, that if circumstances permit it, we do not allow ourselves to be at leisure even when we are dying.

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