The vanity stressed by the last two verses though functioning as a philosophical irony and making the whole piece a truthness sub specie eternitatis? ignore the most precious value of this life which is its joyrney we have to make as born in this world beings. And this journey is worth to be experienced, doesn't it?
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The vanity stressed by the last two verses though functioning as a philosophical irony and making the whole piece a truthness sub specie eternitatis? ignore the most precious value of this life which is its joyrney we have to make as born in this world beings. And this journey is worth to be experienced, doesn't it?
Worth being experienced and worth fighting for. Which is often difficult.