Quote by Lewis Carroll

Ye golden hours of Life's young spring, Of innocence, of love and truth! Bright, beyond all imagining, Thou fairy-dream of youth! I'd give all wealth that years have piled, The slow result of Life's decay, To be once more a little child For one bright summer-day.

Ye golden hours of Life's young spring, Of innocence, of lov

Summary

The quote reflects upon the nostalgic longing for the youthful and carefree moments of life. It emphasizes the value of innocence, love, and truth that are often associated with the springtime of one's existence. The speaker expresses a profound desire to trade all accumulated wealth and the burdens of adulthood for the simplicity and wonder of childhood, even if only for a single blissful summer day. It captures the yearning to relive the golden moments of youth and highlights the fleeting nature of such experiences.

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Life Truth Love Results Wealth Dreams Innocence

By Lewis Carroll

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