This is a beautiful article concerning the insight of the narrator's "wonder" with man—taking place within the universe of the Wanderer's Library. Firstly, I am thoroughly blown away by the prose. All of the sentences flow really well together, each having a powerful impact onto another as the story progresses. The structure, tone, and diction of the paragraphs really amplifies the narrator, all while providing a vivid depiction of how this entity perceives man. It dives into our goods and bads, our highs and lows, and our grandest achievements over the minor successes. This piece definitely inspires awe and wonder, giving the reader a chance to see ourselves through a different metaphorical lens. It's absolutely beautiful. I really hope this get's posted on the Wanderers Library because wow. An impressive piece!

Porting my feedback from the Thread to here. This was a legitimately "wonder"-ful piece. From start to finish, it was captivating. The shifts from the goods over the bads were fluid and jaw-droppingly fascinating. I would definitely recommend this to a friend, if they ever asked :)

Rounderhouse

Happy holidays, my friend. I hope that this one and all future ones were and are truly wondrous. <3