Mona Lisa -Page 4 of 6

Sketching a slope line
From sunset to zigzag’s hive!
Crying beaches under sky!

As shown in Mona’s 
Left eye, crying lavenders
And sweet melodies cry Christ!

Where Mount Carmel sighs
Sweet wrinkled gardens to cry?
Reigns safe in the heart of Christ…

Mona Lisa’s cries 
She’s a seer’s heaven’s gray sky
Saturn gave her that rare smile!!

Was Mona pale? Or night?
Seeing everything with freight!
After midnight’s express’ sight!!

She saw a dark loop
Approaching Saturn’s bright hoop
See her supple wet cheek’s gloom!?

The new sun’s alight
Straight line with Saturn’s smooth blight
Her soft nose like a clock strikes!!

Her ears were out of sight
See her dark chin’s line was sliced!!
Pasted a new face in light!

She was a dear queen
Hugged Europe on her flat screen
She was pregnant, then deceased!!

No nail polish what so far!
Poised in dignity… Not bar
Foreseeing future’s far star!!

Her elbows can swing 
Gigantic galaxy’s hint!!
Nursing ours in a blink!!!

Had she reached dead end?
The whole scriptures were fulfilled
Cleansing filthiness ahead

Look through first layer
Gently!! Her face is supple
Surprisingly beautiful

She’s a true Christian
Who’d dare look behind picture?
Three story books…Her lecture!

Da Vinci taught her
Wisdom, as he saw the heir!
Since his childhood, he knew her!!

Why did he hide real
Picture? Mona’s bliss temple?!
Da Vinci’s sacred Christian
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By: Nadia F. Shahwan - April 2009. Note: This is an innocent discovery of Mona Lisa's beauty.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Smalling Avatar
April 18, 2009 at 6:18 AM
Only a pure and awesome love could so sweetly from the landscape of so great a canvas. Good write.
Moreno Avatar
April 14, 2009 at 3:02 PM
I'm glad to see you continue the series...Raul
Williams Avatar
April 14, 2009 at 2:38 PM
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