Quote by Sara Teasdale

Then, like an old-time orator impressively he rose; I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes.

Then, like an old-time orator impressively he rose; I make t

Summary

This quote emphasizes the speaker's productive and optimistic outlook on life. By stating that they "make the most of all that comes," the speaker suggests that they fully embrace and take advantage of opportunities and experiences that come their way. Similarly, by stating that they make "the least of all that goes," the speaker emphasizes their ability to let go and not dwell on past events or losses, choosing instead to focus on the present moment and what lies ahead. Overall, the quote highlights a resilient and proactive attitude towards life.

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