“Maybe it was the sweet smile of that one stranger who sat opposite me on the bus, or that guy in my class, with eyes as stormy as turbulent clouds. Maybe it was that cute girl with twinkling eyes and dimpled cheek. Maybe the woman who sells flowers at the intersection, her hand wrinkled by age yet adorned by majestic tattoos made me think that. Or it might just have been the guy sitting next to me whose shy gaze gave me shivers. Any of these people- no, all of these people lead me to realise one thing. There is beauty everywhere in this world. You just need to look close enough to find it. None of us were made out of a single mould. There is no single standard that can define how beautiful all of the humanity is. Every face, every feature, every ethnicity is unique. And all of them should be cherished equally.”
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