Quote by Matthew Arnold, Morality (st. 2)

With aching hands and bleeding feet We dig and heap, lay stone on stone;We bear the burden and the heatOf the long day, and wish 'twere done.Not till the hours of light returnAll we have built as we discern.


With aching hands and bleeding feet We dig and heap, lay sto

Summary

This quote highlights the physical and emotional labor that goes into our daily work and struggles. It portrays the dedication and perseverance required as we tirelessly and tirelessly continue to build and strive towards our goals. The imagery of aching hands, bleeding feet, and the burden of the long day captures the challenges and hardships we endure in pursuit of our dreams. However, it also carries a sense of hope, suggesting that someday, we will see the fruits of our labor and recognize the value in everything we have built.

By Matthew Arnold, Morality (st. 2)
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