Not Beauty, But Beholding Eye Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
Not Beauty, But Beholding Eye
I've never ever seen
An ugly thing alive
That be ugly
From every side—
There always is
One perspective
Hitherto unknown
That shows its beauty aside.
Rose beautiful is born,
So is much abused thorn,
Leaves have a lovely side
Nigh like flowers smiling beside,
Lovely looks moonless night
No less than one with full moon bright.
There's no dearth of beauty,
What lacks, beholding eye.
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Musings |45.08.2019|
Topic: beauty
What lacks is: the beholding eye.
Outstanding or standing out, a poet has that license to talk of extremes... Thanks
There always is One perspective...... yeah the beholding eye// exactly
Lovely looks moonless night No less than one with full moon bright. There's no dearth of beauty, What lacks, beholding eye.....LOVELIEST WORDS GREAT POETS THINK ALIKE
Good to have good company... Some compliments feel good even though a bit too kind and exaggerated
Thanks Rev poet Bernard, it's a kind of philosophy whose truth I've experienced in life.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/5/2024 6:02:19 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Truly said. Beauty lies in the beholders eyes. Nature, as a whole is beautiful, contains every thing inside Nice write 10+
Thanks dear poet KE, yes but my point is not confined to nature alone.