“The pedigree of honey does not concern the bee a clover any time to him is aristocracy”
— Emily Dickinson
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Bees don't care if the flowers they collect nectar from are considered fancy or special. To them, a clover is just as good as any other flower. This means that sometimes, things that seem more valuable or important to humans don't really matter in the grand scheme of things. For example, if someone gives you a homemade cake instead of an expensive store-bought dessert, the effort and love put into it make it just as precious. The idea is to appreciate the true value of things, not just their status or reputation. In life, focusing on what truly matters rather than what appears prestigious will lead to more genuine happiness and contentment.
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