Central idea of the true beauty written by thomas carew
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Stanza – 1: The poet describes the spiritual and physical beauty. Physical beauty means the beauty of rosy cheeks, coral-lips and star like eyes. Generally a man loves his beloved on account of her physical beauty but this type of beauty disappears with passing of time.
Stanza – 2: The poet praises the spiritual beauty, the beauty of mind and soul. He says that the beauty of stead fast mind, good thoughts and calm desires never dies. If a woman has these qualities, she possesses true beauty. This beauty exists long even after her death because soul and good thoughts can never die. That’s why he hates the physical beauty, beauty of rosy cheeks, coral-lips and star like eyes.
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⏭️This poem is composed by Thomas Carew.In this poem , the poet glorifies spiritual beauty and condemns physical beauty. He says that physical beauty is very short lived and dies with the fading of physical charms. True beauty lies in a smooth and firm mind , gentle thoughts and calm desires. It never dies and goes on inspiring their admirer with renewed vigour and fragrance. It is
⏭️everlasting. Thus ,the poet praises the love based on qualities of , mind and soul and rejects physical beauty devoid of virtues.
⏭️The poet has pointed out that the essential things for the true beauty are gentle thoughts , calm desires and firm mindedness. Physical beauty decays with the passage of time. The love based on nobility of character remains permanent. The simile used in the phrase 'stat-like eyes' is very remarkable as it is highlights the attractive power of the beloved's eyes. The metaphors used in 'fuel' and 'fires' are very telling and powerful and heighten the poetic effect of the poem.
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