Quote by Walter de la Mare
Who said, 'All Time's delightHath she for narrow bed;Life's troubled bubble broken'? ---That's what I said.
Summary
This quote seems to be a response from the person speaking to an unknown individual. It suggests that the speaker is expressing their own perspective on life's myriad joys and struggles. Despite life's fleeting nature ("Life's troubled bubble broken"), the speaker asserts that they themselves have found contentment and fulfillment ("All Time's delight") in what seems to be a simple and confined existence ("for narrow bed"). Overall, this quote implies a personal sense of satisfaction and a defiance of societal expectations or norms.