"Too many fall from great and good For you to doubt the likelihood." -(fro) Robert Frost's (poem) "Provide, Provide."
Too many have come and gone-- Too many sought and thought-- For you to have lost or won;
Too many climb up their dreams in light, If only too fast they are washed ashore-- Or left out to be 'acquinted with the night,' With no second chance, beaten to the core; And too many have put their heart with trust In brute, brute another's heart, In the end with no love but driven to dust; For too many fail to give another Try, too eager to treat with hate The very lover with whom they felt together-- Hence with no heart, and for nothing in hope to wait.