What is the poem "To look at anything" about? I would like a simple and brief answer, thanks.

This poem emphasizes the importance of observing our environment with keen interest if we are to acquire lasting knowledge about them.

Explanation:

The poem, "To look at anything", shows the importance of careful observation. Viewing things on the surface will not help us to know the intricate details about them, rather, paying close attention to them, and sometimes even putting ourselves in their situation, will help us gain accurate knowledge of them.

The poet gave an instance of nature, citing the leaves precisely. To learn about them, you might have to look at them for a long time and sometimes be the thing you see.

the rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle is the lithosphere.     answer   crust and outer part of the mantle.

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