Wonder (n.) is among the most important things that distinguish people from other animals, as well as intelligent people from morons.
Wonder (n.) is the highest a man can reach; wanting more is like a child peeping into a mirror and turning it round to see what is behind.
Wonder (n.) is not a disease; with its poetry and arts, it is among the few things that set people apart from other animals.
Wonder (n.) is the highest a man can reach; if the prime phenomenon makes him wonder, let him be content and seek nothing behind it.
Wonder (n.) is the highest thing man can attain; if the prime phenomenon makes him wonder, let him seek nothing behind it.
Wonder (n.) is not hunger but fulfillment — known to most of us only in rare instants when beauty or strangeness leaves us lost for words.