Quote by Conor Oberst

If the world could remain within a frame like a painting on the wall, I think we'd see the beauty then and stand staring in awe.

If the world could remain within a frame like a painting on

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This quote suggests that if we could encapsulate and freeze moments, much like a painting on a wall, we would truly appreciate the beauty and wonder of the world. It implies that constant movement and change often prevent us from fully experiencing and acknowledging the magnificence of our surroundings. By expressing a desire to stand in awe, the quote expresses a longing for stillness and the ability to cherish the transient beauty that surrounds us.

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