Literature
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- Airport (as) Art
Airport (as) Art, Louis Armstrong International Joe Sharkey gave my book a kind mention in his column in The New York Times today, "Handy Travel Tips From Those in the Know." Joe had asked me to contribute "an actually useful air travel tip" for this...
- Ode To The Nightingale By John Keats
Throughout the poem we are represented to the suffering of the speaker. He wonders why man is so inhuman with other man, where other elements of nature work with each other in harmony. The First Stanza: My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains My...
- The Daffodils
"Daffodils" (1804) by William Wordsworth I WANDER'D lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze....
- Making Up For Monday: Character Fun
This is a weekly meme held by Tiffany over at An Avid Reader. She asks: If you could be any character in any book, who would be and what would you do as them in their book? Oh, that's an easy one: Gully Foyle from The Stars My Destination....
- ...aisha
I knew this much much earlier I knew you were not just a flower but the hidden treasure of my secret dreams yes, I know? these waves shall forever roll on, breaking on the distant cliffs of our yearning hearts to soothe our souls your beauty, fresh like...
Literature
What pleasure does a beautiful thing give us? Are beautiful things worth treasuring? - A Thing of Beauty by John Keats
John Keats in his poem describes "a thing a beauty is a joy forever". He beautifully paints the beauty of mother nature and adds vivid colors to it.
A beautiful thing gives us the feeling of gratification not merely by seeing it but also sensing it using our elegant senses. Not only its beauty sends messages to neurons in our brain cells, it gives pleasure to our heart too.
Well, you can find beauty in almost every place in every person, you just have to look for it. In general, we can say beauty isn't a hard thing to find. Almost everything has its own beauty, A person may find one thing beautiful, another may look at it in a different way. Amongst us living beings, humans and animals, everyone has their own beauty. Philosophically speaking beauty is ambiguous. Preserving or treasuring one independent's beauty wouldn't be adequate, to me at least. But many people believe in treasuring beauty. To me beauty itself is a treasure, treasuring a beauty would be like abandoning its magnificence.
A beautiful thing gives us the feeling of gratification not merely by seeing it but also sensing it using our elegant senses. Not only its beauty sends messages to neurons in our brain cells, it gives pleasure to our heart too.
Well, you can find beauty in almost every place in every person, you just have to look for it. In general, we can say beauty isn't a hard thing to find. Almost everything has its own beauty, A person may find one thing beautiful, another may look at it in a different way. Amongst us living beings, humans and animals, everyone has their own beauty. Philosophically speaking beauty is ambiguous. Preserving or treasuring one independent's beauty wouldn't be adequate, to me at least. But many people believe in treasuring beauty. To me beauty itself is a treasure, treasuring a beauty would be like abandoning its magnificence.
- Airport (as) Art
Airport (as) Art, Louis Armstrong International Joe Sharkey gave my book a kind mention in his column in The New York Times today, "Handy Travel Tips From Those in the Know." Joe had asked me to contribute "an actually useful air travel tip" for this...
- Ode To The Nightingale By John Keats
Throughout the poem we are represented to the suffering of the speaker. He wonders why man is so inhuman with other man, where other elements of nature work with each other in harmony. The First Stanza: My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains My...
- The Daffodils
"Daffodils" (1804) by William Wordsworth I WANDER'D lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze....
- Making Up For Monday: Character Fun
This is a weekly meme held by Tiffany over at An Avid Reader. She asks: If you could be any character in any book, who would be and what would you do as them in their book? Oh, that's an easy one: Gully Foyle from The Stars My Destination....
- ...aisha
I knew this much much earlier I knew you were not just a flower but the hidden treasure of my secret dreams yes, I know? these waves shall forever roll on, breaking on the distant cliffs of our yearning hearts to soothe our souls your beauty, fresh like...