Quote by John Geddes

...beauty is not symmetry of parts- that's so impotent -as Mishima says, beauty is something that attacks, overpowers, robs

...beauty is not symmetry of parts- that's so impotent -as M

Summary

This quote is emphasizing that beauty goes beyond mere symmetry or physical harmony. According to Mishima, who is mentioned in the quote, true beauty lies in its ability to captivate and overwhelm our senses. It suggests that beauty has a powerful and irresistible quality, possessing the ability to steal our attention and leave a lasting impact. The quote challenges the notion that beauty should be limited to symmetry or surface-level qualities, instead suggesting that it is a forceful and all-encompassing experience.

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Beauty Destroys Mishima Overpowers Symmetry

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