Quote by Novalis

Nature is a petrified magic city.

Nature is a petrified magic city.

Summary

This quote suggests that nature, in all its natural wonders and phenomenon, is like a mystical city frozen in time. It highlights the captivating and enchanting qualities found in nature, drawing a parallel between the awe-inspiring elements of a city and the beauty of the natural world. Just as a city can captivate and amaze, nature's intricate and diverse landscapes and creatures continue to fascinate and inspire humans, creating a sense of magic and wonder.

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By Novalis

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