Poets, Scientists and Children

When some portion of the biosphere is rather unpopular with the human race–a crocodile, a dandelion, a stony valley, a snowstorm, an odd-shaped flint–there are three sorts of human being who are particularly likely still to see point in it and befriend it. They are poets, scientists and children. Inside each of us, I suggest, representatives of all these groups can be found.

Notes:

All have a natural inclination to explore things unpopular with the human race.

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 Animals and Why They Matter; A Journey Around the Species Barrier
Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Midgley , Mary (1998-09-01), Animals and Why They Matter; A Journey Around the Species Barrier, Retrieved on 2012-06-12
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