Sometimes the most beautiful things are the simplest—a single blade of grass or branch against the sky. But beauty can just as well be as elaborate and outlandish as a toucan or a person covered in paint and glitter and fabulousness.
What over-the-top beauty do you particularly enjoy?
“It is amazing how complete is the delusion that beauty is goodness.”
―Leo Tolstoy
When have you been led astray by beauty?
Sometimes beauty is in what we don’t see, rather than what we do—the mist that hides the fields, the mountains that obscure the sky. What we catch only in glimpses invites us into wonder.
What partially-known thing intrigues you?
“Here is the world. Beautiful and terrible things will happen. Don’t be afraid.”
― Frederick Buechner
What do you find beautiful at the same time that you find it terrible?
Where you find beauty in this cityscape depends on where you are looking from. At street level you might look up and admire the architecture, but never know there was a riot of color at the roofline.
When have you discovered something beautiful by changing your perspective?
