Quote by Victor Hugo

What would be ugly in a garden constitutes beauty in a mountain.

What would be ugly in a garden constitutes beauty in a mount

Summary

This quote emphasizes that perceptions of beauty are subjective and depend on the context. What may be considered unattractive or unwanted in one setting, like a garden, can be seen as beautiful or valued in another, such as a mountain. It exemplifies the idea that beauty is not an absolute standard but varies based on individual preferences and environmental factors. This quote also suggests that embracing diversity and appreciating different perspectives can lead to a deeper understanding and appreciation of beauty in various forms.

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Beauty

By Victor Hugo

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