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Shakespearean Sonnet to Mona Lisa
Contributed by
ramfire
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Sunday, 24th November 2002 @ 06:30:00 AM in AEST
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Iambic Pentameter
A renaissance delight beguiles our sight.
Such inegmatic smile on face doth hold
our wonder why such cheer's in gentle light,
and hidden secret's vailed from view untold.
What name do we ascribe to model's grace.
Is she from noble family fame and ease,
but certain nomen's sore to know or trace,
for artist gave us no clue known to seize.
Does picture only show a simple gaze
of painter's ownself seen in lake that day,
well hidden by disguise in lady's praise?
A genius played a game some few would say.
If game is played, tis more a better scene.
Let be, for maid appears a regal queen.
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ramfire
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2002-11-24 06:30:00]
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Re: Shakespearean Sonnet to Mona Lisa
(User Rating: 1 )
by OreO on
Sunday, 24th November 2002 @ 10:34:05 AM AEST
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This is such a beautiful write
ramfire, you have a beautiful way
with words in your poetry, Thanks
for sharing this one i really enjoyed it
.::´¯`·..· OreO·..·´¯`::.
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Re: Shakespearean Sonnet to Mona Lisa
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by Ramfire on
Sunday, 24th November 2002 @ 10:45:10 AM AEST
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Thank you for your kind words and good score. I hope again I can write something else you'll like.
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