So resolute is the world to despise anything which carries with it an air of simplicity.

Edgar Allan Poe
About This Quote

Simplicity is the antithesis of the world. The world wants things to be complex and sophisticated, but simplicity is the exact opposite. Simplicity is hard to achieve in life because we are all subject to make mistakes while trying to live a complex life. However, while we are making mistakes, we should keep our hearts simple and honest.

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