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BEAUTY

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By Gideon SundayPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
BEAUTY
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In gardens bathed in twilight's soft embrace,

Where blossoms bloom with elegance and grace,

A tapestry of beauty unfurls its wings,

A symphony of colors, where nature sings.

The rose, a queen in robes of velvet red,

Each petal a love letter silently said,

Dew-kissed and fragrant in the morning light,

A testament to love, an eternal delight.

The moonlit lily, a gentle, ghostly glow,

In silver ponds where tranquil waters flow,

A ballet of grace on the still surface,

A serenade to calm, a whispering solace.

Sunflowers, with faces turned to the sky,

Laughing with joy as the days pass by,

Their golden petals, a radiant display,

Capturing sunlight in a warm ballet.

Mountains, with peaks kissed by the dawn,

A rugged beauty, a strength reborn,

Silent sentinels in the shifting light,

A testament to time, to eternal might.

In every gaze and every fleeting smile,

Beauty lingers, if only for a while,

It dances in laughter, in tears, and fears,

A kaleidoscope of moments, crystal-clear.

But true beauty, it resides within,

In acts of kindness, where love begins,

A compassion that's boundless, a heart so free,

The most profound beauty, a soul can be.

So let us seek beauty in every day,

In nature's wonders, and in hearts that sway,

For in the tapestry of life's grand art,

Beauty is the beat that binds every heart.

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