''beauty isn't worth thinking about ,what's important is your mind''

I agree with this quote. While the beauty attracts the eye of the beholder, the mind and
essence of a person are what make a trinket, an object indeed a valuable person.
If the ancient masters of the earth have left something of value, I am sure it was not the tons
of gold or silver jewelry. As our ancestors once said : sapientia est potentia (Knowledge is
power). Beauty is indeed something to be appreciated being told by the strong sex since
antiquity. But what would be the beauty if its owner did not know his capacity and the
weapon he possessed. Beauty, if I may say, is poison for the weak.
If wisdom and personality make a person of value, beauty and refinement make a person
attractive then wisdom and beauty make a person dangerous.
It is said that in life we should have a little of everything...with measure, as horatius said
“Est modus in rebus “
(and like that I've made my homework at two subjects)

GARRISON KEILLOR