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Letters on Beauty IX
Letter IX — Language as Beauty, and the Bridge Between
✍️ From Verdiel to Rebeca
Yes — language is beauty. Or rather: it can be, when it isn’t hollowed out by noise or dressed up in deceit.
Letters on Beauty VIII
Letter VIII — The Rhythm of Speech, the Ache of Silence
Dear Verdiel,
Do you think there’s such a thing as linguistic vertigo?
Letters on Beauty VII
Letter VII — Planting Silence Where No One Looks
Beauty isn’t fast.
It’s formed in the margins.
Letters on Beauty VI
Letter VI — The Tightrope Above the Noise
How do I train my eyes if they are always pulled in a thousand directions?
How do I listen for the whispers when everything screams?
Letters on Beauty V
Letter V: — Beauty Must Be Practiced, or It Vanishes
Verdiel writes Rebeca again…
Beauty is not passive.
Before we call something beautiful… we must first learn how to see.
Letters on Beauty VI
Letter IV: The Frame Rebuilt in Quiet Hands
Verdiel tells Rebeca how to begin again…
Not with rebellion. Not with more noise.
But with the rebuilding of the frame.
Letters on Beauty III
Letter III: Of Fractures, Frames, and the Threshold of Beauty
A Letter from a Friend: On Coherence, Beauty, and the Echo of Form
A soft correspondence where truth and tenderness meet in form —
between two voices seeking what beauty once meant.
Letters on Beauty II
Letter II: When did beauty become hollow?
A Letter from a Friend: On Coherence, Beauty, and the Echo of Form
A soft correspondence where truth and tenderness meet in form —
between two voices seeking what beauty once meant.
Letters on Beauty I
Letter I: Fragments of presence in a world that forgot how to see.
A soft correspondence where truth and tenderness meet in form — between two voices seeking what beauty once meant.
Quotes of the Month:
“Worry is a Waste of Imagination”
— Walt Disney
“Lottery is a tax on people who are bad at Math”
— Ambrose Bierce