"The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart" - Helen KellerTo me, there is nothing more beautiful or unique as the relationship of a mother and a child. The process of a mother giving birth to a child is incredibly fascinating and is one of nature’s amazing wonders. I believe that it is true that the unconditional love a mother has for their children, is one of the strongest emotions one can ever have in their life. This photograph is a great example of the true beauty behind a mother to child relationship. The child in the photo rests their head on their mother’s shoulder, while the mother rests her cheek on her baby. This picture provides the audience with the overall feeling of gentleness, and security.
"Love of beauty is Taste. The creation of Beauty is art."- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Throughout thousands of years, one of the main goals of painters and sculptors was to capture the very essence of beauty through their art. Although the pieces of art from these artists are quite different from one another, they do share the common purpose of being viewed by others and to evoke certain emotions. The sculpture, “The Thinker” by Auguste Rodin, is one of my favorite pieces. It in itself doesn’t typically exemplify beauty when you look at it, but the thought behind the art is what makes it beautiful. In the sculpture, it seems that the man is in deep thought; contemplating something. Who knows what he is thinking, but it is what becomes of these thoughts that make them so remarkable; so beautiful.
These two photographs are just a glimpse of what I believe beauty to be. In truth, beauty is within everything.

6 comments:
Hey kathleen it's Imani i really enjoyed what you had to say about the mother and child. You really are a good writer.
Yes the bond between mother and child is beautiful, you opened my mind to many things I could have wrote about other than what I did. I especially like the guy on the toilet.
You are an wonderful writer and you have made good points. But don't your examples apply more to mothers and artists than it does to people as a whole? Like you said, beauty is in everything. If people can ever truly understand what beauty is, without prejudices and bias, then that will become more apparent.
I like your finishing quote. I also believe beauty can be found in everything. some times you just got to look for it more than others.
I agree with "studdamuffin". Your views of beauty are amazing and I agree with you wholly on that but it does apply more to mothers and artists than to real people in the world. I admire how you added a comment at the beginning of every one. I can definetely tell you put a lot of thought in it. Good job Kathleen.
Kathleen,
I LOVE this post. It is so unique. Your concepts of beauty are amazing.
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