Quotes and poetry by silentloud

Mona Lisa Smile

©silentloud
©sighlentloud

You're a portrait of everlasting beauty
Your maker created you so vaguely

Seems that every artist wants to paint you so badly
One can distinguish real from a copy

In spite of your tragic love story,
Trauma wasn't the result;
And you start to worry

Every painting has its past
From a simple sketch turns a masterpiece
So as you, waiting for your prince

No matter how many paintings have done,
For me, comparison is no such fun

For a painter uses emotion instead of a brush;
Instead of a canvas, there was his crush :)
A painting consists of great affection instead of a vivid complexion

Your maker handled you with care
So as the museum sheltered you well
No wonder why critics doesn't have a place for such exhibits
For you to be judged so senseless
They dont know you're unique and just trying to look for happiness

But then you find yourself lost
Yet dont want to be found
Like a sheep of a different shade
Out of place in your own race
Keeping distance for your own sake

Then at night I visit you
To take a glimpse of you
My heart begins to pound so rapidly
I might fall! Will you try and catch me?

Even though you smile so rarely
For you I'll try to exist definitely
So that your smile will just cost me a penny

To see that "Mona Lisa" smile
Will make my life a worthwhile