“Remind yourself likewise that what you love is mortal, that what you love is not your own.” Epictetus
present
never givesway
but
rather cannot
be as
to your own
restraint it
is
mortal
that if it
like a
fig or
crystal
it restrains as mortal goblet if it not
be
distressed then in its seasons
present and
remember
what
harm is
there mortal that if
it
was
behind painted generals when painted to
you may remind
these generals when
you become attached to murmur softly
to
something else while
your affections nor friends not
be as
love to you a mortal goblet does not wail as you child
you remember
then that what harm is
mortal that
harm is
mortal
that the appointed became attached
to
you love
is
that they ride to it in it on it
