Quote by Jenny Lee

Newborns are always beautiful. They canâ€™t fail to make the heart sing, for even the plainest faces are alive with promise. But Iâ€™ve always seen beauty in old age too. Light shines through the bone, exquisite even as it flickers and flutters and dims toward the end.

Newborns are always beautiful. They canâ€™t fail to make the

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This quote speaks to the inherent beauty found in both the beginning and end stages of life. It emphasizes how newborns possess an undeniable beauty that brings happiness and hope, even though their appearances may differ. However, it also reminds us that there is a unique and delicate beauty found in old age. Despite the inevitable process of aging, there is a captivating radiance that shines through the frailty and fading vitality, making it exquisite in its own transient way.

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