Omar Khayyám: Man cannot change what pen hath writ of yore, Diet of sorrow breedeth heart-pang sore; Spend thy whole life in shedding

Man cannot change what pen hath writ of yore, Diet of sorrow breedeth heart-pang — Omar Khayyám

Man cannot change what pen hath writ of yore, Diet of sorrow breedeth heart-pang sore; Spend thy whole life in shedding tears of blood, Thou can’st not add one tear-drop to thy store.

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