Quote by Lisi Harrison

O Hathor, Cleo began, why bless me with an abundance of gorgeousness and then deprive me of people to envy it? Especially on a Saturday night?

O Hathor, Cleo began, why bless me with an abundance of gorg

Summary

In this quote, the speaker Cleo reflects on the irony of possessing exceptional beauty without an audience to appreciate it. Cleo playfully addresses the Egyptian goddess Hathor, attributing her attractive features to the divine gift. However, Cleo bemoans the lack of admirers present on a Saturday evening, emphasizing the desire for companionship and attention from others to indulge in the beauty bestowed upon her. The quote captures the yearning for validation and recognition, emphasizing the longing for external validation of one's worth and attractiveness.

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