Omar Khayyám: Since all we gain in this abode of woe Is sorrow’s pangs to feel and grief to know, Happy are they that never come at al

Since all we gain in this abode of woe Is sorrow’s pangs to feel and grief to kn — Omar Khayyám

Since all we gain in this abode of woe Is sorrow’s pangs to feel and grief to know, Happy are they that never come at all, And they, that, having come, the soonest go.

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