Something from a devotional titled "Traveling Towards
Sunrise" compiled by Mrs. Charles E. Cowman. Reading for September
19:

A famous insurance company doctor explained that men who retire
don’t live long because they are not prepared for leisure and it is a
shock to them.

Our task may glow with jewels or scintillate like gems, But
once their motive is withdrawn, the deadly ebb begins; We call it
"hardened arteries," "pneumonia" and
"flu," But men will die of heartbreak," when they’ve
nothing left to do.