For a smile as wide as a country sunrise
Here we are with part 3, a collaboration with Ilona.
In today’s society, external beauty is very important. Television, newspapers and magazines are our daily lives, but stereotypes of beauty are being formed without us noticing. Why has the outside become more important than the human inner world?

The media constantly encourages readers to lose weight, exercise at fitness clubs, or even wrinkle wrinkles in plastic clinics. Everyone has their own opinions, thoughts and reflections, so why do we all try to be similar and blend in with the crowd? A man’s true charm is revealed through his view of the world, through his good heart.
We hope you have enjoyed this look at beauty.
Ilona and Steve.
© 2019 Steve McLeod.
Continuing our look at About Beauty. A collaboration with Ilona.
Not everyone is beautiful or handsome outwardly, at least according to our society standards, but everyone can be beautiful inside. That’s really what is the most important thing, because what’s inside is the real person. I’m not saying anything against people that are beautiful, not at all. I’m just saying that outward beauty doesn’t last, it never stays the same.
That’s where inner beauty is so different. I think it’s important to concentrate on what’s inside. I think this is something that should be taught to children as they are growing up, so that they will understand the difference and not get caught up in society’s love affair with outward beauty. But hopefully then they will cultivate a love for the inner beauty instead.
Outward beauty doesn’t last long. Everyone gets older and that outward beauty fades. But inner beauty a person can have for life. Inner beauty is really the true beauty of a person. Inner beauty is something that comes from the heart, which then shines outwardly, radiating in such a way that everyone can see that beauty. Inner beauty is captivating, it never grows old, never fades away like outward beauty. Inner beauty grows brighter, stronger and more attractive as a person gets older.
Ilona and Steve.
© 2019 Steve McLeod.