Quote by James Russell Lowell, The Changl
For the whole year long I seeAll the wonders of faithful NatureStill worked for the love of me;Winds wander, and dews drip earthward,Rain falls, suns rise and set,Earth whirls, and all but to prosperA poor little violet.
Summary
This quote reflects upon the beauty and intricate workings of nature that exist solely for the sake of a humble violet. Despite the grandeur of cosmic phenomena such as the movement of winds, the cycle of rain and sunshine, and the rotation of the Earth itself, all these natural wonders ultimately serve to benefit even the smallest and seemingly insignificant living thing. It emphasizes the idea that nature's existence and purpose are not only for the benefit of humankind, but for all living beings, no matter how small or unassuming.
Topics
Nature
Liked the quote? Share it with your friends.
