Quote by Leonard Bernstein, from Leonard

When the thunder rumbles,Now the age of gold is dead.When the dreams we've clung toTrying to stay young,Have left us parched and old instead.When my courage crumbles,When I feel confused and frail,When my spirit falters on decaying altarsAnd my illusions fail --I go on right then.I go on again.I go on to say I will celebrate another day.I go on.If tomorrow tumblesAnd everything I love is gone,I will face regret all my days, and yetI will still go on.


When the thunder rumbles,Now the age of gold is dead.When th

Summary

This quote highlights the resilience and determination within us to keep going despite adversities. It acknowledges the inevitable passage of time and the loss of youthful dreams, but emphasizes the importance of carrying on, even when courage falters and illusions fade. It shows the refusal to succumb to despair or regret, choosing instead to celebrate each day and face the challenges that tomorrow may bring. Ultimately, it echoes the undying spirit within us to persevere and find meaning in life, no matter what hardships may come our way.

By Leonard Bernstein, from Leonard
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