Quote by Martin Luther

Who loves not women, wine and song remains a fool his whole life long.

Who loves not women, wine and song remains a fool his whole

Summary

This quote suggests that life should be embraced and enjoyed fully. It implies that those who do not indulge in the pleasures offered by women, wine, and song are missing out on the joys and richness of life. It implies that a person who refrains from experiencing these pleasures is denying themselves the opportunity to revel in the beauty, passion, and exuberance that can be found through these earthly delights. Hence, it implies that those who reject these experiences are ultimately ignorant and foolish.

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By Martin Luther

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