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“It was perfect, but perfection is terrifying.”

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“Pubu had an ethereal quality that mortals lacked--- no blemishes, perfect features, a sparkling aura meant to bewitch and enchant, and perfume reminiscent of mist-covered tea roses against a refreshing waterfall, her namesake. The goldfish on her elaborate robes jumped into the air and dove back into the aquamarine silk with a splashing plop.”

Beauty Goddess Asian Fantasy Water Element

Book:Celestial Banquet

Source: Celestial Banquet

“Sorry to hear that, baby." he kissed the palm of her hand. Wow, her mom and husband both killed in tragic accidents, he thought.”

Romance Adventure Exciting Excitement Intrigue Thrilling Romantic Fiction Griping Black American Romance Suspens

Book:Love Auction: Too Risky to Love Again

Source: Love Auction: Too Risky to Love Again

“All the beauty and tragedy of life can be found in the space between what could have been and what turns out to be.”

Life Beauty Longing

Book:City of Night Birds

Source: City of Night Birds

“And like a sunset were her lips, A stormy sunset on doomed ships”

Poetry Beauty Poem

Author:William Butler Yeats

“I couldn't help but marvel at how beauty remained so immutable in such a broken world.”

Beauty Broken World Immutable

Book:Part Two: Execution

Source: Part Two: Execution

“Folded into the uneven aesthetic surfaces of the world is a pressure toward social equality.”

Beauty Social Justice

Book:On Beauty and Being Just

Source: On Beauty and Being Just

“Maybe, too, I realized right then in that moment that I'd begun to love him. Because he didn't see the world like I saw the world. He didn't see the traps. Because he made me rethink even simple words like disgusting or beautiful.”

Love Language Understanding Beauty Perspective Transformation Emotional Growth

Book:Borne

Source: Borne

“Under the charm of the Dionysian not only is the union between man and man reaffirmed, but nature which has become alienated, hostile, or subjugated, celebrates once more her reconciliation with her lost son, man. Freely, earth proffers her gifts, and peacefully the beasts of prey of the rocks and desert approach. The chariot of Dionysus is covered with flowers and garlands; panthers and tigers walk under its yoke. Transform Beethoven’s 'Hymn to Joy' into a painting; let your imagination conceive the multitudes bowing to the dust, awestruck—then you will approach the Dionysian. Now the slave is a free man; now all the rigid, hostile barriers that necessity, caprice, or 'impudent convention' have fixed between man and man are broken. Now, with the gospel of universal harmony, each one feels himself not only united, reconciled, and fused with his neighbor, but as one with him, as if the veil of maya had been torn aside and were now merely fluttering in tatters before the mysterious primordial unity.”

Philosophy Nature Beauty Ecstasy Nietzsche

Book:The Birth of Tragedy

Source: The Birth of Tragedy

“The essence of all being is love, and the world of forms is its dance, its play, its expression,”

Love Life Spiritual Beauty Essence Poetic

Book:Beautiful Human!: Discovering the Essence of Life

Source: Beautiful Human!: Discovering the Essence of Life

“I can be beautiful and useless if that's all you know to ask of me.”

Poetry Beauty Poem Uselessness

Author:Camille T. Dungy