Quote by John Donne

Nature's great masterpiece, an elephant;the only harmless great thing.

Nature's great masterpiece, an elephant;the only harmless gr

Summary

This quote is suggesting that elephants are a remarkable creation of nature, a great masterpiece. Despite their enormous size and strength, they are known to be harmless creatures. Unlike other powerful or majestic animals, such as lions or tigers, elephants do not pose a threat to humans or other animals. They are often perceived as gentle giants, symbolizing peace, wisdom, and harmony. The quote highlights the unique and exceptional nature of elephants in the animal kingdom.

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