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Angelic Quote by Gilbert Seldes

“Suddenly, as though in a dream, this apparition, this double apparition, approached me. The two most beautiful people in the world were floating toward me, smiling. It was as if they were angelic visitors. I thought to myself, 'If there is anything I can do to keep them as beautiful as they are, I…” quote by Gilbert Seldes
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“Suddenly, as though in a dream, this apparition, this double apparition, approached me. The two most beautiful people in the world were floating toward me, smiling. It was as if they were angelic visitors. I thought to myself, 'If there is anything I can do to keep them as beautiful as they are, I will do it.'”

Gilbert Seldes

About This Quote

Source Essay: The American Spectator, 1935

The narrator sees two beautiful, angelic figures and feels compelled to preserve their beauty at any cost.

In simple terms: Seeing beauty inspires a desire to protect it.

Key Takeaway

Strive to preserve what you cherish.

Themes

beauty protectiveness idealization compassion

Mood

reflective admiring

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • art appreciation
  • personal relationships
  • moments of awe
  • protective instincts

Key Concepts

Aesthetic appreciation self‑sacrifice idealism

Questions to Reflect On

  • What would you do to keep something beautiful?
  • When does protection become control?
A Different Perspective

Idealizing can create unrealistic expectations.

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