Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MONNA LISA, by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: She gave me all that woman can Last Line: Makes it seem sweeter to be hers! Subject(s): Mona Lisa | ||||||||
SHE gave me all that woman can, Nor her soul's nunnery forego, A confidence that man to man Without remorse can never show. Rare art, that can the sense refine Till not a pulse rebellious stirs, And, since she never can be mine, Makes it seem sweeter to be hers! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MONA LISA by JOHN KENDRICK BANGS IN THE LOUVRE by ROSELLE MERCIER MONTGOMERY WITH A COPY OF THE MONA LISA by ARTHUR W. UPSON TWO BACKGROUNDS: 2. MONA LISA by EDITH WHARTON LA GIOCONDA. LEONARDO DA VINCA. THE LOUVRE by KATHERINE HARRIS BRADLEY AT THE LOUVRE by EDWARD LESLIE MAYO AFTER THE BURIAL by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL |
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