Quotes on Growth and Character Across Authors
A collage of aphorisms from Goethe Dumas Longfellow and Lowell on self reliance solitude passion and activity. The piece contrasts inner pursuit with aging and loss and hints at the paradoxes of pride and virtue. It closes with a remark on winter and resilience.
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