Quote by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Let no one till his death be called unhappy. Measure not the work until the day's out and the labor done.
Summary
This quote suggests that one should not judge a person as unhappy until the end of their life, as happiness or unhappiness cannot be determined on the basis of temporary setbacks or struggles. It further advises against prematurely evaluating the success of someone's efforts, stressing the importance of considering the entirety of their work and accomplishments at the end of the journey. It encourages patience and a comprehensive perspective when assessing both someone's happiness and the outcomes of their endeavors.
Topics
Sadness
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