He said everything just came together by itself.
Why do we even have World Wonders? Because they mesmerize us with their beauty? Their amazing qualities and their strange existence? Like Stone Henge for example - it's mysterious creation that man have never managed to figure out.
I'll like to visit a site of a World Wonder one day. I wonder what it's like to stand before a the Taj Mahal, or the Pyramids of Egypt or the Eiffel Tower. I want to know what it feels like to gaze upon the impressive beauty of something that came together by itself.
Will it lifts your spirits and brings tears to your eyes? Will it be like watching the Recruits on the 13th of September, in a row, instrument in hand and playing their solo pieces with such self-confidence? Will it be like handing out certificates to the group of juniors you had brought yourself to love and care for?
Will it keep your head spinning with wonder? Will it be like having dinner at a fast-food chain and watching the most amazing coming together of four people - almost seemingly made for each other? Will it be like watching the sky turn dark while being held in the arms of someone you never knew you could love so deeply for the first time?
Out of the 10 Wonders of the World, I'm grateful that I've seen the best three.
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