Quote by Friedrich von Schiller, Maid of

Soon is the struggle past, and to the earth,To the eternal sun, I render backThese atoms, joined in me for pain and pleasure.

Soon is the struggle past, and to the earth,To the eternal s

Summary

This quote speaks to the transient nature of human existence. It suggests that after a life filled with both suffering and joy, our physical selves will eventually return to the earth and merge with the eternal energy of the sun. The quote reflects the idea that life is composed of both positive and negative experiences, and that ultimately we are all connected to the larger cycles of nature and the universe. It embraces the notion of impermanence and highlights the importance of accepting the inevitable cycles of life and death.

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By Friedrich von Schiller, Maid of

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