The most frequent translation for Carpe diem comes from the Latin poem Odes written by Horace, a Roman lyric and poet. Although my interpretation is slightly different then his, "Seize the day, put no trust in the morrow." I view it as, opportunities abound. It is up to us to see and be intune, aware of them; and then, have the courage to act upon them, to be expedient in doing so. Trust yourself and the future, completely. Invest in it, in others and yourself. Make a positive difference. On this day, I shout, "Seize the day!" In doing so, we shall have a way good day.
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Having possibilities in front of your is the greatest freedom. It's so very exciting when hard work pays off and the opportunity comes along to seize the moment!! I love you!
What a great subject "carpe diem". You make a great point. I hope your day is way good!!
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