The man who played the violin

Do we perceive beauty?
I think that we do perceive beauty, but i think we all do it in different ways dependding on your own values and what type of things you think show beauty in someone.
Do we stop to appreciate it?
I think that when we truly find out what there is to appreciate then we can take a step back and appreciate the little things that we take for grant everyday.
Do we recognize the talent in an unexpected context?
I don't think that people recognize talent in unexpected context, because they are not expecting it for one and second they looking for it so they are blind to what the see and hear.

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