Though God alone never tastes woe, Yet that man is happy, and poets sing of him, Who conquers with hand or swift foot And wins the greatest of prizes By steadfastness and strength.
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Anand Thakur
Though God alone never tastes woe, Yet that man is happy, and poets sing of him, Who conquers with hand or swift foot And wins the greatest of prizes By steadfastness and strength.
PINDARSkills vary with the man. We must tread a straight path and strive by that which is born in us.
PINDARA graceful and honorable old age is the childhood of immortality.
PINDAROf the good things given between man and man, I say that a neighbor, true and loving in heart, to neighbor is a joy beyond all things else.
PINDAREvery noble deed dieth, if suppressed in silence.
PINDARTime is the turning over of days, works change for better or worse.
PINDARForge thy tongue on an anvil of truth and what flies up, though it be but a spark, will have light.
PINDAREvery gift which is given, even though is be small, is in reality great, if it is given with affection.
PINDARWrapt up in error is the human mind, And human bliss is ever insecure; Know we what fortune yet remains behind? Know we how long the present shall endure?
PINDARWhatever is beautiful is beautiful by necessity.
PINDARFor lawless joys a bitter ending waits.
PINDARMay God grant me love for that which has splendor; but in this time of my life let me strive for attainable things.
PINDARTime is the best preserver of righteous men.
PINDAREven wisdom has to yield to self-interest.
PINDARLaw, the king of all mortals and immortals.
PINDARRich man and poor move side by side toward the limit of death.
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