Quote by Oliver Herford

Only the young die good.

Only the young die good.

Summary

This quote implies that young people tend to live their lives to the fullest and make the most of their limited time on Earth. It suggests that young individuals are often less burdened by regrets or unfinished business, as they have not had as much time to accumulate them. The quote could also be interpreted as a reminder to embrace a sense of fearlessness, vitality, and passion in youth, as these attributes contribute to a "good" life. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of making the most of every moment, especially while one is still young.

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