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“Your perspective will determine whether you will see a spiderweb as a thing of death or a thing of beauty.”

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“You smiled at me. I felt like a new life sprang out of me. I hugged you immediately. I held you like that for some time and cried my heart out. I let the tears melt the guilt in my heart. I felt like the power that can absolve my sins was hidden only in your smile. You hugged me warmly in your tender arms. Might be the pure hearts forgive and cleanse the hearts of the sinners in no time. You were emanating new life into me. That day, I was alive because of you. That day, I was born again fresh.”

Beauty Comfort Pure Love Pure Heart Assuage

Book:Once Again Beautiful And Pure: A Tale of Strength and Redemption

Source: Once Again Beautiful And Pure: A Tale of Strength and Redemption

“She was high-spirited, a sensation at the castle for her hot passions and her inability to conceal even the most transient emotions.”

Book:Beauty's Punishment

Source: Beauty's Punishment

“Beauty felt a thrill at the lurid flicker, though it struck some deep chord of terror in her.”

Book:Beauty's Punishment

Source: Beauty's Punishment

“Beauty was thinking of all she had heard and seen, stimulated against her will by Laurent’s suffering.”

Book:Beauty's Punishment

Source: Beauty's Punishment

“From then on, every time I felt the shock of beauty I felt torn between the enthusiasm that drew me to it and the impotence that nailed my feed to the ground.”

Book:The Despair of Monkeys and Other Trifles: A Memoir by Françoise Hardy

Source: The Despair of Monkeys and Other Trifles: A Memoir by Françoise Hardy

“To love life, really, must mean caring not only for the garden plot but also the wilderness beyond the fence, beauty and mystery for their own sake, because of how meager a world would be without them.”

Earth Nature Beauty Conservation

Book:High Tide in Tucson : Essays from Now or Never

Source: High Tide in Tucson : Essays from Now or Never

“She is a beauty. Yes, a marble nymph; angelic eyes, unearthly lips…”

Poetry Beauty Poem Statue Nymph

Author:Alexander Pushkin

“Burdensome beauty - for your sole sake Heaven has put away the stroke of her doom, So great her portion in that peace you make By merely walking in a room. (Broken Dreams”

Beauty Aging Old Age

Book:The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats

Source: The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats

“But in the grave all, all, shall be renewed. The certainty that I shall see that lady Leaning or standing or walking In the first loveliness of womanhood, And with the fervour of my youthful eyes, Has set me muttering like a fool. (Broken Dreams)”

Love Death Beauty

Book:The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats

Source: The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats

“There is not a creature in all this part of the world who could in the least understand with what heart-beatings I am looking forward to the flowering of these roses, and not a German gardening book that does not relegate all tea-roses to hot-houses, imprisoning them for life, and depriving them for ever of the breath of God.”

Book:Elizabeth and Her German Garden

Source: Elizabeth and Her German Garden