Quote by Woody Allen

I am at two with nature.

I am at two with nature.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker feels conflicted about their relationship with nature. They have a sense of being torn between two opposing attitudes or experiences. It implies a sense of division or duality, possibly indicating that the speaker feels both connected and disconnected from the natural world. This quote prompts us to contemplate the complexity of our relationship with nature and the potential internal struggles that may arise when trying to reconcile our human existence with the natural environment.

By Woody Allen

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