In She Walks in Beauty, Byron describes the beauty in a woman. At first he talks about her physical beauty, but then he starts to talk more about the beauty in her soul and how it makes her yet more interesting. He says that she has a perfect balance to her beauty when he says "One shade the more, one ray the less", meaning she has the perfect combination of darkness and brightness. He talks about her with admiration and he kind of treats her beauty less personal and more ethereal, she is compared as something cosmic, and again balances bright with dark, when he writes: "Night of cloudless climes and starry skies".