And the socialist writer Max Eastman, who knew her early and well, confesses that "despite her beautiful and triumphant deeds," her "courage, kindness, wit and true-heartedness," he did not like her. "She had made a cult of impulse and impracticality, rapture and abandon...
It also acts as a social leveler, so that we might see and hear the life stories not only of "famous people … who made a name for themselves and … were honored in their generations, the pride of their times," but also the stories of those un-famous folks who lived good, steady, beautiful lives, "whose deeds should not be forgotten … and their glory never blotted out" (see Ben Sira 44:1-144.
But then it was Whitman who found it "beautiful that war, and all its deeds of carnage, must in time be utterly lost".
They would speak beautiful words but commit the most heinous of deeds.
At the time of judgment, the ruvan encounters the dainā, which is an embodiment of the sum of its deeds during life, manifested as either a beautiful maiden or an ugly hag.
Because this is a metafiction where a beautiful narrative is supposed to atone for a terrible deed.
Axel Kjerulf wrote that in the Adagio section, he heard a Dream giving way to a "Dream about Deeds... Carl Nielsen has maybe never written more powerful, beautiful, fundamentally healthy and genuine music than here".
His new film Sea of Trees sees Matthew McConaughey as a suicidal scientist who travels to a beautiful forest at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan to do the deed.
Through one of the few neighborhoods of historic and beautiful buildings, where viney-rooted trees scaled brick walls and brass plaques championed the deeds of Communist Party heroes.
To this day, no one has been held accountable for the deeds that took a loving brother and son, and a doting and beautiful mother.
