Oscar Wilde Quote #4

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Oscar Wilde Quote:

Oscar Wilde Quote

What’s Up With Pooj?

I wanted to share this Oscar Wilde quote this week because I finally finished reading The Picture Of Dorian Grey. When I tell you that book is one of the greatest books I’ve ever read in my life I am not even slightly exaggerating. It is now in my top 2 and maybe not no. 2… If you haven’t read it yet, please do.

In other news, I’ve spent most of this month realising that I’m on the right path and the universe has put me exactly where I need to be right now. I’ve had one of those months where I’m wondering if I’ve made the right decisions with some personal stuff and then I wake up and see that I absolutely have. If I had made decisions out of desperation I would be absolutely miserable right now.

I know I’ve been M. I. A. recently but I hope to blog more. I’ve been in a bit of a funk since I’m spending more time with marketing my novel, Perfect. But I’m missing blogging too much so I’ll be dialling it back a little and trying to post more. I think that would make me much happier and as I said in my last post, this year I’m focusing on happiness more than anything else.

What I’m Listening To This Week:

What are your thoughts on this Oscar Wilde quote? Did you enjoy this week’s quote of the day? What are you listening to this week? Have you read The Picture Of Dorian Grey? If so, what did you think of it? Let me know in the comments because I would absolutely love to hear from you. Or simply stop by and say hi!

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64 responses to “Oscar Wilde Quote #4”

  1. What is art anyways? I have been sleepless nights and days. Maybe it’s just a random phase, the full moon knows, I have no clue, what is art for me and you.

    1. The great thing about art is that it can be nothing and everything. It just depends on us.

      1. I still wanna make art for art’s sake, it kind of gives you purpose

        1. True, I think art is always best when we don’t focus on meaning/audience too much.

          1. I’m reading the book now called The Art of Spending Money, it’s quite entertaining

            1. Sounds interesting.

  2. I enjoyed the quote of the day

    1. Glad to hear that, it’s one of my favourites from the book.

  3. 🙏🌹

    Aum Shanti

  4. “Hannah, you’re with me in spirit wherever I go
    To the ends of the earth and all points between high and low
    Each night by the stage you appear as you are
    The ever intangible child, ageless and timeless as Dorian Grey
    Oh Hannah, I know that it’s you, and you’re leading me on”

    Lyrics From the Song “Sing For the Day” By Styx in Their
    1977 Album “The Grand Illusion” Easy to Remember a
    Beach Song going into High School as a Senior Dreaming

    Of New Adventures to come

    Yet Truly the Fountain of
    Youth and Adventure is
    Still as Free as a Gulf
    Breeze And Diatoms
    Among the Calm
    Emerald Green
    Waters Lit

    By Tiny
    Luminiscent
    Diatoms Lighting
    The Shore Under many
    Full Strawberry Moons Indeed..

    Thanks again Wiki For the Cliff
    Notes as Listening to the Song
    Didn’t Provide the Eventual Demise
    For Those Who Seek Beauty on the Outside

    Belying
    How
    Cruel
    and Ugly
    a Human
    Soul Will Descend

    Indeed Hehe reminds me
    of a Modern ‘Orange Story’ too
    With ‘Trump and Epstein’ Romanticizing
    Forever Youth By the Stains they Brought

    to Flowers
    Innocent True

    As the Painting
    of This New Dorian
    Gray Is etched into
    A Face of Cruelty for Real

    And come to find out just today
    Surveying More Google Notes on
    Styx Basically ‘Hannah’ referred to
    ‘The Groupies’ Who Followed them

    All
    Around

    With No Further
    Details at Least
    of the Seedier
    Parts of what
    Sounded Like

    Such a Whimsical
    Joyful Song Which
    Leads me to believe “Oscar Wilde’s
    Quote” You Provide Here of “It is the Spectator,
    And Not Life, That Art Really Mirrors” True in every
    Unique Human View Beyond even the Author’s Wildest

    Dream of
    What they
    Produced in
    Art ever meant
    to them at alll

    So Indeed i Will
    Continue to Create
    my Own Play Out of

    “Sing For the Day”

    Keeping it Light
    Airy Whimsical So Free to Be
    Dear Pooja With SMiLes and
    No ‘Orange Faustian Deal’ to

    Pay
    ‘The Piper’..:).

    1. I hadn’t heard that song before but what an interesting reference. If I’m not wrong, Dorian Grey, has been referred to in music lyrics multiple times. I love the way the book explores youth and the ugliness of what would happen if we had eternal youth. Yes, there are some that life to fetishise it in the most disgusting ways. It’s a shame.

      1. Stay Young
        At Heart
        Always
        Dear Pooja
        Genuine True
        With SMiles
        ☺️🙌🎶💫

  5. Oops 1978 Album Titled “Piece of Eight” By Styx
    at the end of the Senior Year Still A Beach Song then..:)

  6. A very relevant quote Pooja. Hope you have a wonderful week ahead

    1. Thank you and have a wonderful week too.

      1. You’re welcome 💜🙏🏼💜

  7. The Picture of Dorian Grey is one of those books that I intend to read, “some day” and somehow “some day” just hasn’t happened yet. I know you’re not huge on reviewing books, but that is one I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts on. Mainly to help kick me in the butt to finally add it to my tbr, hahaahhaha 😀

    1. Will absolutely share a review of it, the book is such an absolute must read 😄

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    Kevin James Wholley

    I was considering reading that book, I guess I will add it to the list. The quote makes a lot of sense.

    1. Please do, I’m sure you’ll find it very interesting.

  9. Interesting quote and I’m so happy you’re in a good space. 😎🤣🙃

    1. Thanks so much ☺️

  10. So true and so well shared, Pooja.

    1. Thank you so much.

  11. A thought-provoking quote!

    1. Thank you so much, it’s one of my favourite quotes!

  12. I read Dorian Gray awhile ago. English major, present. When I reread that quote, I was thinking of all the selfies people take of themselves. Not a favorite of mine but it seemed to fit the quote. Glad you are good.

    1. That’s interesting, I didn’t think of the selfies but that actually does work with the quote. We all interpret images differently. Thanks so much, hope you’re doing well too.

      1. Thank you! Doing my best.

        1. You’re most welcome.

  13. A thoughtful and engaging reflection that pairs a timeless Oscar Wilde quote with your personal reading experience. It sparks curiosity about The Picture of Dorian Gray while inviting readers to reflect on its enduring themes and powerful insights.

    1. Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the quote.

  14. The Oscar Wild quote made me stop and think. It makes perfect sense. Thank you for sharing. Isn’t it a wonderful revelation when we know we are exactly where we are supposed to be? I have not read the book but am off to check it out.

    1. I’m so glad it did and yes it really takes away a lot of anxiety when we realise we’re where we’re meant to be! Hope you enjoy the book, I haven’t read one as well written as it.

  15. Hi, there! I hope you’re doing well, Pooj.

    1. Thanks and hope you are too!

  16. I think Wilde wanted to be quoted, and he certainly is quotable. The spectator, as it were, reflected in the art. It does make sense out of beholding. And art, in fact, requires the spectator to be meaningful. Hmm, he certainly can be thought-provoking. And I think the story of Dorian Gray is grand. I’m pleased that you like it so much. Most importantly, I’m happy you are good with where you are. Few things can be more satisfying.

    1. Most of the book is quotable and I’m sure Wilde wanted it that way. The quote makes so much sense especially for TPODG because it had audiences on both extremes either hating or loving it. In reality, it would really depend on a person’s own thoughts, philosophy, morals whether they enjoy it or not. Thanks so much.

  17. I love Oscar Wilde’s quotes. I’m glad you’re happy Pooja. 💗

    1. He is so incredibly quotable, I very much enjoy his quotes too. Thanks so much 😊

      1. You’re welcome, Pooja. Happy July, my friend. ❤️

        1. Happy July, hope you have a great month. ❤️

          1. Thanks, Pooja! 💞

            1. You’re most welcome! 😊

  18. I spent a decade wondering if I was in the right direction. We’re only meant to be where we’re at, at this present moment. Hope that helps. Take care of yourself. <3

    1. I spent a lot of time also thinking I was in the wrong place but I think life puts us where we need to be. Thanks so much and take care too.

  19. “I’ve spent most of this month realising that I’m on the right path and the universe has put me exactly where I need to be right now.”

    This is true for each of us. The universe loves us, has our back and is working things out on our behalf. We just need to keep taking those baby steps forward and trust that everything is being shifted around for our best.

    1. Definitely. I think the universe knows much more than we do and it knows where we’re meant to be. Instead of fighting it, it’s best to let it guide us.

  20. I had to think on that quote for some time. I suppose we are all spectators to what we see whether it happens to be life or an artist’s description of a snapshot of life as he or she sees it. So ultimately the one who sees is the spectator whether of art or reality.

    1. True, I think we have internal and external factors that influence our lives. Such as how we grew up etc. That’s what we fall back on when we interpret both art and life.

  21. I have not read The Picture of Dorian Grey, but I did see the old movie from the 40s. I really like the movie. I imagine the book would be better. Wishing you the best of luck with the marketing of your book.

    1. Yeah, the book is amazing. Haven’t seen any of the movies though. Thanks so much.

  22. I know I saw the movie, Dorian Grey, but I don’t remember it. Pooja, now I want to see it again and/or read the book.

    1. I haven’t watched the movie but if it’s anything like the book it’s probably great. I would recommend reading the book though, so many great lines.

  23. What a perfect quote. It makes sense you’ve been focused with your book, Pooja. It’s not an every day event and I think in the big picture you’ll be glad about it. Still really happy for you, and still enjoy seeing good reviews!

    1. Glad you enjoyed the quote too, it really stood out to me. True, I think it’s worth the effort to focus on the book right now!

  24. Nice Quote 👏👍hai Pooja, I have interest in online content writing and sign up in lot of freelance sites, but not getting works, can you tell me any suggestion

    1. Thank you so much. Sorry to hear that, my advice would be to pursue something that is unique/not a lot of people offer. That usually helps get more clients.

      1. Thanks Pooja for your valuable advice, Definitely try for that👍👍👍

        1. You’re most welcome 😊

  25. Love this quote! Thank you so much for sharing, Pooja! 💖🌹

    1. Thanks, happy to share it! 💕

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