From the movie, I wrote this after first seeing the picture. After re-watching it last weekend, this poem seemed like a good choice for Poetic Leanings.
Girl With A Pearl Earring
Gentle contours of a cheek;
As shadows break lines crossing;
Curving neck gracefully bent.
A look over shouldered glance.
And here lies a work of art;
And all it can hold within;
Passions expounded in form;
Hides pleasures beyond canvas.
A thousand sheltered meanings,
Musings, thoughts, and emotions.
A work of art takes design;
With lock of hair slipping free;
Masking an all-knowing stare;
Unrevealed dreams and blessings;
Invoked by lustful sweeping;
The brush strokes with tender touch;
A girl with a pearl earring.
Copyright SGW 2004
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Poem: Girl With A Pearl Earring
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2 comments:
I have not seen the film, nor read the book, but now I want to do both. You have some very deft strokes of your own - poetically.
Kat
Thank you. I loved the film.
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