Quotes about Olderness by Roger Vernon Scruton

1 quote about Olderness by Roger Vernon Scruton

Roger Vernon Scruton English philosopher and writer

Our gardens are symbols of home rather than seduction. Young people with fire in their blood are seldom found in them. The garden is the scene of middle age, of the slow passage from sexual excitement to domestic routine.

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