In the poem "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time," Robert Herrick tells young people to seize the moment and live while they are young. As a matter of fact, he encourages young ladies to get married at a young age, while they are attractive and can bear children. As a consequence, if I told him I Â interpreted his poem to mean that I should live a wild and crazy life, not worrying about the consequences of my actions, he would not agree. Even though he believes in taking opportunities because time is too short, he advocates for the sacrament of marriage, thus promoting a spiritual life.
