March 6th, 2010 | 
Author: Again…..what would you choose between the beauty of innocence and the innocence of beauty?
Someone mighty say beauty is evidently displayed but innocence is hidden, others would prefer both, but suppose you accept the dilemma between the two what would you choose.
As a lady what would you like people to esteem you for, between your beauty , if any, and the innocence in you if any?
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Physical beauty is merely skin deep, and innocence is fine in children but not in adults.
I would not place either on a list alongside such true virtues as gentleness, sincerity, courage, perseverance, courteousness, and loyalty.
The beauty of innocence can only pertain to a child. Otherwise (it seems to me) that you have not allowed yourself to be educated in certain things.
Innocence of beauty? I fail to see how the two related. Beauty is beauty and innocence is innocence.
true beauty is innocence, i.e. innocence is found only in one who has balanced the dualities in this realm, established equilibrium or rest, and ascended above matter
I would choose a nice pastrami on fresh rye with deli mustard and a half-sour pickle.
Innocence is sort of a purity of heart. Beauty in its truest sense also comes from the heart. It would be hard to have one without the other.
beauty of innocence
Between the two, I would choose the beauty of innocence. Because, an individual can be perceived as beautiful in the beholder’s eyes and have a wicked heart. But when beauty is found in a person’s heart, it is undying. The innocence of beauty alters on the account of such factors as age, stress, and unforeseen occurrences. But the beauty of innocence neither fades or dies. It is everlasting.