Mona Lisa

Mona Lisa

A Chapter by Bekah B

We've spent so many nights
Painting a pretty face on the Mona Lisa
That we're surprised every time
The tears well in her eyes
And she still cries
For freedom from this cage.
Our coats of paint crack and crumble
Turn to dust as we look on
To try and find the subtle line
Between what is art and what is wrong.
Some things can't be changed
No matter how much paint
You pour into the palette
With the best intentions.
Some works are marred before the start
Before the first stroke falls
Bearing choice colors like a poison
Onto a canvas that will bleed.
Yet even now, she's smiling
That smile for which we are to blame
She's becoming the fixation
The one that got away
The only masterpiece we let escape.


© 2011 Bekah B


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