What fool named the wonders of the world when every meadow and wood is filled with magic?
From A World Worth Saving, one of 284 sayings written by John Sarris over thirty years.
He reads what you tell him and writes a page of his journal back, with a few of these chosen for you. It costs nothing and asks for nothing.
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