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Welcome to our collection of poems that compare beauty and ugliness. In these verses, we explore the contrast between the exquisite and the unattractive, the stunning and the repulsive. Through the power of poetry, we delve into the complexities of perception and challenge traditional notions of aesthetics.
Beauty and ugliness are not always as straightforward as they may seem, and these poems aim to capture the nuances and intricacies of these concepts. From the allure of a breathtaking landscape to the rawness of imperfection, each poem offers a unique perspective on the interplay between beauty and ugliness.
Explore the profound emotions and thought-provoking insights that these poems have to offer. And if you’re interested in exploring more comparisons through poetry, check out our other collections on love and hate, joy and sorrow, and light and darkness. Let these poems inspire you to see the world in a new light.
Grace and Flaw:
Beauty is grace, a flawless sight,
Ugliness a flaw, in the light.
One attracts with a perfect hue,
The other distracts, a view askew.
Charm and Blemish:
Beauty is charm, a delightful view,
Ugliness a blemish, coming through.
One enchants with a tender glance,
The other dismays, at first chance.
Elegant and Stark:
Beauty is elegant, smooth and pure,
Ugliness stark, hard to endure.
One soothes with a calming face,
The other jars, a dissonant place.
Grace and Grotesque:
Beauty is grace, a delicate bloom,
Ugliness grotesque, shadows loom.
One enchants with gentle sight,
The other hides from the light.
Charm and Blight:
Beauty is charm, an angel’s face,
Ugliness blight, a harsh trace.
One dazzles with a serene glow,
The other lingers, a hidden woe.
The Face of Beauty:
Beauty shines, a radiant grace,
Ugliness, a shadowed face.
Beauty in the eye that’s kind,
Ugliness, a narrow mind.
Beauty lifts, inspires dreams,
Ugliness, where sorrow teems.
Both are seen in different light,
In their dance, a truth in sight.
