The beauty must be felt.

     Do you know how to reconize something really beautful? It's simple! Just pay attention in what this thing cause in your heart.

     Look at the gorgeous eyes of Elizabeth Taylor and imagine how many men lost their breath staring at that violet look. I'm sure if you've never seen those eyes, you don't know what it means. I could try describe them for you but you would never feel how deep they might reach you.

     Somebody said beauty is a question of aesthetic. Yes, aesthetic is important, but it's only the beginning of the beauty. The emotion provoked by this aesthetic is what define how intense will be its effect. The Mona Lisa mouth is aestheticly perfect. The proportion, the shape and the misterious smile are considered a marterpiece of Da Vinci. But I bet, if you ask for thousand men what they prefer, whether the perfect mouth of Mona Lisa or the voluptuous and desirable mouth of Angelina Jolie, hundred and ten percent will mark "la Jolie".

     Although the beauty can be described, showed and until taught, the more you feel the beauty, the more you be delighted with it.