Titulus: Carpe Diem
Solis ortus et occiduis tempora vera noscuntur
Diesque innumerabilibus, noctes quoque breves fluent
Vigiliis uterque teneri debet laetitia nostra
Ut temporora suos cedamus. Quin etiam currus aeternum
Imminere videmus, quem non exstinguitur urna.
Tu vero, carissime, dulcisque mihi, quid agimus?
Curaque tuas, quae sunt nostrae simul et tuae, pariter;
Quiescere cum meis, crescere simul, venire, discedere.
Quid enim vera voluptas, si nihil aeternum in se trahit?
Rara sunt tempora et magni momenta morumbra.
Dumque res et vires sunt quae nos immemores habent,
Effortemur, et, sicut nostrum, hoc ipsum laus habebit.
Translation: The time between sunrise and sunset is known as real time, days of countless numbers and brief nights flow into our wakefulness; both day and night must hold our joy. Let us give way to these seasons and yield to the eternal chariot which looms before us and cannot be extinguished from its urn. But you, my dear beloved, what are we doing? Attend to your own concerns as well, they belong to us both; rest with mine, grow together, come and go. For what true pleasure is there if it has nothing eternal within itself? Rare indeed are times and the great moments of our lives. As long as there are things and powers that make us forgetful, let’s strive, so that this very thing will have its own praise; just like ours.
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