Albert Einstein
**I all over look at the sky and inquire as to why we have made such a disaster area of things. I consider how we can tear up the seas and experience the trees for the purpose of progress. It is such a debacle, to the point that we are hurting things so brisk and they will soon be course unrecoverable.
It is to a great degree terrible to figure future ages won't have the trademark things to acknowledge as we have had, and that they will be vagrants with respect to the offerings of the typical world.
In any case, ensuring nature is one thing ... esteeming it is extremely another. There is so particularly greatness encompassing us to see, touch, and hear. Nature is so extraordinary since it is persistently developing. Notwithstanding how frequently you look at something, it is continually remarkable.
Nature can set a sky consuming at sunset or mysteriously change an unmistakable scene into a snow-white wonderland. It can paint a rainbow in the sky, paint brilliant gather time tints on trees, or paint a group of daffodils in the grass with shimmer of sensitive light.**
