Quote by Neil deGrasse Tyson

Some of the greatest poetry is revealing to the reader the beauty in something that was so simple you had taken it for granted.

Some of the greatest poetry is revealing to the reader the b

Summary

This quote suggests that the best poetry often resides in finding and highlighting the beauty in everyday things that often go unnoticed or are taken for granted. It emphasizes the power of perception and how poets can elevate the simplest aspects of life to reveal their inherent beauty. By reminding us to appreciate the small and ordinary, this quote highlights the transformative nature of poetry, allowing readers to see the world in a new and more meaningful way.

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Poetry Beauty Simplicity Wonder

By Neil deGrasse Tyson

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