Julie C. DaoThe beauty of this world is fading all too fast through the cruelty and thoughtlessness of men.
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The beauty of this world is fading all too fast through the cruelty and thoughtlessness of men. The concept of beauty is one that has been long debated, with many people taking different sides on what they think is beautiful. This quote implies that there is beauty to be found all around us if we simply look for it, but that beauty is slipping away as quickly as the earth itself.
Source: Forest Of A Thousand Lanterns
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