The Beauty of the Ordinary thing

Rating: 10/10 (16 January 2007)

"There is so much beauty in the world" and we live it. We live in a world with divine marvels, believing or not believing in a God. The beauty of our body, our hair, our eyes, our nose, our mouth, our hearings, our torso, our chest, our breasts, our navel, our vagina, our penis, our legs, our knees, our feet and our fingers, to name a little. The beauty of the birds, of the crocodiles, of the dogs, of the cats, of the lizards, the seals or the ants. The beauty of people that surround you and that they really love you, that appreciate you and that in some way they worship you. There is also one materialistic beauty that would be bad if we say that it is bad, but it is not necessary to give it so much importance. The beauty of the art and of the healthy expression. The music's beauty, the cinema, the painting, the writing. The beauty of your heart, of your brain, of your lungs, of your kidneys, of your blood, of your genes, of your bones and of your muscles. The beauty of the same life.
What is then "American Beauty"? Is a movie? Yes. Is a simple movie? No. That it is "American Beauty"? It is the expression of the same life. Then it is that the ordinary thing is not as ordinary as many of us we sometimes believe... is more than that.
*Sorry for any mistake there... well, if there any