Trees
I've noticed that when I look at trees, I characterize it by its trunk: the shape of its branches and the base of itself. The leaves will change, as we all know that they do, they shift from being beautifully green to vibrantly colored, and then to none at all.
Outer beauty, therefore, will always change and fade, but the trunk and branches will always change more slowly, and that is the true form of the tree.
Because if I only looked at the leaves, I would be dissappointed when they faded and dropped, because that itself is inevitable.
Outer beauty, therefore, will always change and fade, but the trunk and branches will always change more slowly, and that is the true form of the tree.
Because if I only looked at the leaves, I would be dissappointed when they faded and dropped, because that itself is inevitable.