Her exquisitely striking picture,
Reflected a perfect structure
There was not a flaw to be found,
With charm it was abound.
Deep black eyes glancing,
A smile, in them dancing,
A pleasant face so glorious
In appealing to all, it’s victorious
A grin that is bright and gay,
Contentment, it does portray
Bathed in basic simplicity,
This painting was really pretty.
Balanced carefully, with a prop,
People, who pass by, make a stop,
to glance at this impressive beauty,
The greatest work of art ever to be!
A flawless picture? Definitely the most beautiful thing to see.
ReplyDeleteperfection indeed. very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Sounds like the Mona Lisa...
ReplyDeleteThe Mona Lisa does fit that.
ReplyDeleteThe dream of every artist, I think.
ReplyDeleteNicely done.
Now I'm curious. Did you have a certain piece of artwork in front of you when you were writing this? You captured what every artist wishes to do, very well. Nice job. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteWas she really like that? Or did the artist or viewer see her that way?
ReplyDeleteYes... reading the comments I do think she fits Mona Lisa; though I did not have that in mind ( I was thinking more on the lines of paintings I had seen in India, of Ravi Varma) and yes, it is just in the eyes of the beholder!
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