Well here is one page for my challenge. Beauty in Death. For most death is a sign of saddness and loss. I to believe that but there is beauty in it. The art, the love we shared with others and sometime the view. A cemetary is peaceful, quiet and a place for me to go when i am down. For when i am there I can release the pain i feel and know that i am always loved even by the ones I have lost. The ones that do not feel the pain anymore and the people that feel the pain will eventually have there pain fade away to create new memories. Have you ever realized that most cemetaries have the best view and if you search around you will always find a love story or two. The greatest beauty you will ever find. So take a look at and sometimes in a place you may find ugly you might find the beautiful side of it.
Jul 5, 2006

I appreciate your challenge. Let me start by saying that this isn't precisely 'on point' but close enough that I think it fits. It's the wonder that children have with things that are ordinary or things the rest of us find totally mundane. On a trip to New York last year, our son Joshua developed a fascination with a table lamp in our hotel room. There was nothing special about the lamp itself, but he examined it carefully from every angle for hours, studying exactly how the light emitted from it. He marvelled at it and as soon as we returned to our room, he would make a bee line for it. For the rest of us it was it was the excitement and glamour of New York City; for Josh it was that lamp.
Jul 5, 2006