Quotation by

Alexander Pope

All nature is but art unknown to thee.

Nature

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Alexander Pope means that everything we see in nature is actually a form of art created by a higher power, but we fail to recognize it as such. He suggests that the beauty and complexity around us are like hidden masterpieces waiting to be understood.

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