"Dolor est tempus, Gloria est aeterna." Is this correct?

SOV typicially in latin.

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>Dolor est temporalis,
>Gloria est aeterna

Pain is temporary,
Glory is eternal.

>Dolor est brevis,
>Gloria est aeterna

Pain is brief,
Glory is eternal.

>Miser est tempus,
>Gloriosa est aeternitas

Miserable is time,
Glorious is eternity.

>>8645620
Actually, that last one should be

>Miserum est tempus,
>Gloriosa est aeternitas

tempus is actually neuter (tempus, temporis, 3rd decl.)

>>8645582
>parallelism
>not chiasm
Top pleb

>>8645591
This.

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>>8645591
>>8646976
Not when using 'esse'.

Moments of folly can be measured by a clock; moments of wisdom are timeless.

-mydiary

heroes get remembered, legends never die

This was a nice thread.

>>8647299
>>8646976
>>8645591

There is no O (object) in that sentence.

(i know what you mean though - "GLORIA AETERNA EST")