Quote by Thomas Nashe

Beauty is but a flower which wrinkles will devour; Brightness falls from the air

Beauty is but a flower which wrinkles will devour; Brightne

Summary

This quote emphasizes the transient nature of beauty and highlights its inevitable decline. It compares beauty to a delicate flower that will eventually fade and wither. The phrase "brightness falls from the air" adds an additional layer of impermanence, suggesting that even the most radiant and captivating aspects of life, like sunlight, can also diminish. Overall, the quote serves as a reminder that beauty is fleeting and ephemeral, urging us to appreciate and cherish it while it lasts.

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