Franklin Pierce Adams wrote a take off of this poem parodying Freud. The line "Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, is our destined end or way," indicates the poet's disbelief in Epicureanism, while "Life is real - life is earnest - and the grave in not its goal" indicates a belief in eternal life. First 
Franklin Pierce Adams wrote a take off of this poem parodying Freud. The line "Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, is our destined end or way," indicates the poet's disbelief in Epicureanism, while "Life is real - life is earnest - and the grave in not its goal" indicates a belief in eternal life. First published in Knickerbocker Magazine, it later appeared in the poet's first published collection, Voices in the Night and its subtitle indicates that it describes "What the heart of the young man says" to the author. For 10 points--, identify this poem which includes the "Art is long, and Time is fleeting," by Longfellow.
Franklin Pierce Adams wrote a take off of this poem parodying Freud.
“A {Psalm of Life”}