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Beauty In Sorrow.

dviddy

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I'm a fan of beauty.

 

Wether it be an amazing sunset, a beautiful girl, a perfect moment, a flower. It doesn't really matter. If there's beauty, I'm there, and I'm a fan.

 

I've decided that beauty can be found anywhere. In the sky, in people, in emotions. Happiness, joy, peacefulness, sadness.

 

Wherever it's to be found, I'm a fan.

 

Even sadness, with all it's tragic trappings, is somehow beautiful, especially in its expression. Sad songs and poems in particular move my heart. I do not know what it is about sadness, but it's an emotion I find myself most moved by.

 

I'm an empathetic person. I tend to feel the emotions of those around me, and in a way, they become mine. And somehow, out of all the emotions, sadness moves me the most.

 

And I love it. There's beauty in brokeness. In such honesty that must, inevitabley, come with tragedy and sorrow.

 

Maybe it's knowing that we all experience sorrow. Maybe it's because while happiness is fun to share, there's a bond forged in tragedy that is never ending. Maybe I just wish there was something I could do for the other person. And when it comes to music and poetry fused with sorrow... There's freedom there.

 

And it's beautiful. I cannot think of another way to describe it.

 

Beauty runs through it all. The entire tapestry of humanity.

 

Then again, it might just be me.

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Janus

Sorrow and Sadness are one of the most true and raw human emotions, simply because once one has reached that state they have stripped themselves of all their falsities. They don't attempt to be something they're not, they simply are, and that's where the beauty in sorrow comes from, watching a person become whole again.

 

-Janus

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BCii

It's important to pause and collect moments of beauty, like rare and exquisite flowers by the path. You never know when your soul might be caged and the flowers dust in your pockets.

 

-BC

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Irathyr

whoa, I'm in awe,

 

The reality of sorrow is that most things real and natural, are beautiful. where as many, but not all, unatural things have somewhat of a dim light cast on them. I believe that beauty comes from perfection, the only perfect being is -for me personaly- God. He created the world and everything in it, all he made was beautiful. He also made sorrow. How else to mourn a lost friend, or for Him to mourn a lost world. This message goes out on a limb, religously but if anything it made a point I never saw: Beauty comes from perfection. For this point I am sorry that I cannot go further on this site to talk about my perfect God.

 

Tiripu

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