Quote by Percy Addleshaw

He is the happy wanderer, who goes, Singing upon the way, with eyes awake To every scene, with ears alert to take The sweetness of all sounds; who loves and knows The secrets of the highway, and the rose Holds fairer for the wounds that briars make.

He is the happy wanderer, who goes, Singing upon the way, wi

Summary

The quote portrays the depiction of a joyful wanderer, someone who finds delight in traveling, whilst always remaining attentive to their surroundings. With an open gaze and keen ears, they embrace every facet of their journey, relishing in the beauty of each moment. This wanderer understands the hidden allure of the road and appreciates the way a rose becomes even more splendid from the scratches inflicted by thorns. It illustrates a person who embraces both the joys and setbacks of life's adventures, finding joy in the unexpected and appreciating the inherent contrast within existence.

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By Percy Addleshaw

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