I'm here and you are there

Sometimes I wish we could be together anywhere

Spending time with you makes me smile

I just hope we can ever be together and that just not for a while

- Noël Sardjoe

It might seem odd to say that you’re "holding a wolf by the ears," but auribus teneo lupum—a line taken from Phormio (c.161BC), a work by the Roman playwright Terence—was once a popular proverb in Ancient Rome.

Like "holding a tiger by the tail," it is used to describe an unsustainable situation, and in particular one in which both doing nothing and doing something to resolve it are equally risky.

Source : http://m.mentalfloss.com/article.php?id=57898