Quote by Malcolm Lowry

What beauty can compare to that of a cantina in the early morning?

What beauty can compare to that of a cantina in the early mo

Summary

This quote speaks to the unique and enchanting beauty that can be found in the simplicity of everyday life. It suggests that there is something special and captivating about observing a cantina in the early morning, when everything is quiet and still. It implies that there is a certain charm and tranquility in witnessing the start of a new day, perhaps symbolizing a sense of hope and possibility. The quote invites us to appreciate and find joy in the mundane moments that often go unnoticed, showcasing the capacity for beauty in the most ordinary of places.

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Beauty

By Malcolm Lowry

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