In the Louvre, a lady smiles,
A portrait painted with such wiles,
Her eyes, they seem to follow you,
A gaze that's both alluring and true.
Her lips, a hint of mystery,
A smile that's both serene and eerie,
Her beauty, captured in a frame,
A work of art that's still the same.
Her name is Mona Lisa, and she's known
As one of the greatest masterpieces shown,
A painting that's stood the test of time,
A work of art that's truly sublime.
So if you're ever in the Louvre,
Make sure to see her and observe,
The beauty and the mystery,
In the Mona Lisa's artistry.
About the Creator
Dolly
just started living my life, and poems are my partner, make sure to like follow and help me grow.
Religious Freedom Granted in 1978
What traditions are you most thankful for and why? Rupi Kaur's Gratitude Writing Prompts 1. Enormous Gratitude for the return of religious freedom for American Indians in 1978. The same year I got into recovery. That year I could smudge, go into the sweat lodge, attend full-moon ceremony, pipe ceremony, wiping of tears ceremony, and others.
By Denise E Lindquist5 days ago in Writers
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