Quote by George William Russell

The life which passes mourns its wasted hour. And, ah, to think how thin the veil that lies Between the pain of hell and paradise!

The life which passes mourns its wasted hour. And, ah, to th

Summary

This quote reflects on the regrets and sorrows that arise from wasted time in life. It highlights the fleeting nature of life and emphasizes the thin barrier that separates the agony of hell from the bliss of paradise. It serves as a reminder to live each moment with purpose and appreciation, as time lost cannot be regained and the choices we make can have profound consequences in the long run.

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By George William Russell

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