It takes time to grow a tree
Into a thing of beauty
Beauty is a rare blossom in youth
But blooms rampantly in the aged
It takes both sun and rain
Dark and light
To create beauty
Attractiveness is often mistaken for beauty
Beauty sleeps in a bud
Unfolding in life’s storms
Into a glorious bloom
Beauty is found, not only in the art
But the artist
Beauty has nothing to do with flawless skin
Or a six-pack
Beauty is the divine interpretation of life
Beauty is a century-old smile
To be able to see beauty in ruins
One needs to be beautiful
Janet~
Janet, I like the distinction you made between 'attractiveness' and 'beauty.' SO very true.
ReplyDeleteSo many truths... really enjoyed this one :)
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Mary and Megan.
ReplyDeleteThis was wise and insightful. Thanks for posting it - Moskowitz
ReplyDeleteThan-you Buddah, for visiting and for your thoughts.
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