Quote by Stephen Cosgrove

If you see those pretty thingsthat nature likes to showRemember all those seals that singAnd leave them there to grow.

If you see those pretty thingsthat nature likes to showRemem

Summary

This quote reminds us to appreciate and cherish the beauty of nature without disturbing or destroying it. The mention of "pretty things" indicates the wonders of nature that capture our attention. The reference to seals singing symbolizes the delicate balance and harmony of the natural world. It urges us to refrain from taking or damaging these precious elements, allowing them to flourish and grow undisturbed by human interference. Overall, the quote advocates for a respectful and responsible attitude towards nature.

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Nature Beauty Lesson

By Stephen Cosgrove

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