There's so much beauty in the world, it's dazzling. I'm not referring to accepted ideals of beauty like a mountain range or a lake for example. I mean mundane things, like the way the rooftops march into the distance, their tiles glowing orange and red, the moss on a chimney, street lamps, a crumbling building, peeling paint - these are just a tiny fraction of the everyday beauty I see and fall in love with whenever I go outside, but I hope I'm getting my point across.

It's one reason why I can never understand racism, bigotry, notions of ugliness etc - every face is it's own unique canvas, showing the personality and beauty of the bearer. Faces are fascinating! I love seeing different people, I'd hate if we all looked the same and I can't understand why some people (or many people?) think one type of face/race/look is beautiful but all the 'others' are ugly. Physical differences are what makes the world interesting.