Quote by R. Southwell
We trample grass, and prize the flowers of May; yet the grass is green when the flower fades away.
Summary
This quote highlights the human tendency to overlook and undervalue ordinary things while seeking after something extraordinary. It suggests that we often neglect the beauty and grace of everyday experiences, represented by the green grass, in favor of transient and fleeting pleasures, symbolized by the flowers of May. The quote reminds us to appreciate the simple joys that surround us and not to prioritize superficial achievements that may not last.
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Flowers
By R. Southwell