The Monalisa ghostA Poem by Mufaro Kudakwashe Joseph MangonoTalk of infatuation and being a teenager- back in the day :-)
Transparent as the water of baptism Her beauty attracts no criticism Within the melody of darkness she is a prayer Upon the hangman’s noose she is air That is why she is tormenting this fairytale But all the same farewell For you are beyond my cost For you are the Monalisa ghost
Through my death, into my winter Your face still burns like a splinter Let upon fate music be your name For your melody is too much a flame That is burning my heart In a sequence which was no son of Start And to say you are a wind be not the most For you are the Monalisa ghost
I first saw her in a church Where most sinners do lurch But she be not amongst the folly For Eternity proved it surely To the ghost that made me lose breath Spare me upon my second death For within this maze l am lost But how can l not when it is about the Monalisa ghost? And to add fate upon fate Leo did paint this ghost. © 2013 Mufaro Kudakwashe Joseph MangonoAuthor's Note
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