Do lot of whys make you wise?: Does beauty equal the co-existence of contadictions?

Sunday, May 14, 2006

Does beauty equal the co-existence of contadictions?

Sometimes I wonder why do all things worth appreciating are embedded with contradictions? May be its a vicious circle after all . Maybe one extreme cant be so beautiful without the other. Incomplete deters beauty, and maybe thats exactly why these contradictions exist.They complete each other.They enable us to appreciate their severity which wouldn't exist in isolation.

So co-existence of extremes is beauty , but squeezing them to lose their identity to form a new entity...would that be beautiful too?? I am not sure!

1 comment:

TheIndian said...: its not merely the co existence .. its the balance...; December 01, 2008

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