The Biology of Beauty

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A single cell may join with others
in order to create a mass of organic material.
One organic extention of the human body is a single hair. A single hair, like a single cell, is unimportant and insignificant by human standards.

But, in the human, single hairs may join with others in order to create a frame for a face,
And in combination, these two features can create a woman of such exquisite beauty as to steal the very words from a young man's mouth.

Some beauty can be so incredible that that same young man must catch his breath before realizing that he could not even breate in her presence.

It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. The scenery seen there can be as black and dark as night, or it can be so beautiful in the light of day as to strike a man to tears.

The skin is the largest organ of the human body.
It can be as smooth as silk, or as rough as canvas. It can be as light as ivory or as dark as ebony. It provides the physical sensations that drive our existance.

The skin of the fingers may wipe aside a single hair falling across the smooth forehead above a beautiful face, and leading a young man's gaze to fall upon the windows of a woman's soul.

And he may see there the love she holds for him.

And she may see the same.

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