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Mona Lisa

You cannot touch her, Tread quietly, As she overlooks you with her straightened jaw. Her proud eyes, Waiting for the moment when your strength gives in, And opened up, She plunges into your depths. Yes - She has seen you before, As she carries back out of your darkness, The little light, And the moisture that was your love. She laughs, Dropping them onto the floor, and With her own, More delicate hand, Reframes herself on the wall.
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bill-higham
Australian
Published
Apr 6, 2016
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#love#mystery#woman#mona#lisa
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