Beauty Dominates Like The Glory Of An Emperor

Summer Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “Shine!”

Most of us believe that ugliness diverts attention from beauty because our attention is drawn to ugliness rather than beauty.

In fact, beauty is similar to goodness in that it rules a space and spreads uniqueness all around it.

Is there beauty in the flower, or is it within us?

The phrase “Beauty Lies In The Eyes Of The Beholder” is a paraphrase of Plato’s statement, which was expressed in the nineteenth century by an Irish novelist.

The relationship between beauty and the beholder’s eyes is much more comprehensive than it appears.

Everyone has a different perspective on what is beautiful.

Why, if it’s true?

According to John Keats, a thing of beauty is a joy for ever. It is an endless source of joy and pleasure. With each passing moment, its beauty grows. It will never disappear.

As a result, we can say that beauty can be produced in two ways.

One is tangible, while the other is intangible.

One is created by man’s perception, while the other is created by Nature.

One varies from person to person, while the other remains the same for all.

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