World for Men

 Simplicity lies in nature, and it tells a far more engaging story than any book in the world. Nature doesn’t seem to care about the convoluted pieces of stories we always try to web out of its beauty. The world has made everything simple to see.

When a baby or an old man opens their eyes in the morning, they will see the exact same thing; every piece of tree, hay, land, and water holds the same magic that our fathers witnessed when they were breathing the same air as we do now. Nothing has changed, we always try to come up with convoluted works to describe nature, but the answer has always been simple.

It’s like the whole world is destined to please everyone and not too few. Water flows the exact same way as it did billions of years ago, from the rustling of the trees to the sound of thunder; everything feels surreal and, at the same time, simple.

A child could open his or her eyes for the first time in their life, and they will see how majestic the earth really is; every part of it is pleasing. When you take a gander at the sea, your mind fills with the imagination of how many creatures are doing the same ting we are doing in the land, surviving.
They don’t speak our languages, and their lives are as meaningless as ours.

 But they don’t care; they are living in the present, surviving. Every part of the world simplicity in appearance but extremely valuable in its existence.

If one of these simple things disappears tomorrow, then the world will stop spinning for people.