Carpe diem Seize the day Memento mori Magnet

Carpe diem, a phrase from the Roman poet Horace, literally means "Pluck the day," though it's usually translated as "Seize the day." The main idea of this philosophy is that if people remember their inescapable deaths, they will lead more sober lives, live in the present, and take advantage of opportunities instead of postponing them until “tomorrow.” All of these are mostly good things. This original artwork is great for fans of Latin phrases and ancient Latin quotes! Also, it could be a perfect gift idea for Christmas and birthdays.