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Sunday, May 2, 2010

ENIGMA

For One Single Impression – Enigma


ENIGMA

Mona Lisa smile
Ainigma, ainissesthai
Speaking in riddles

18 comments:

  1. Thanks Gautami; Figuritive abstract?

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  2. Hmmm...I love Monalisa's smile, I even made a poem about that smile of her...so much mystery, and was left to remain a mystery!

    What does the second verse mean? I know the first word, it's Enigma, but the second word? What is it?

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  3. Thanks Amity; That's the root, translated on line 3.

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  4. Lovely work, and once again, quite the perfect interpretation of the prompt, as always.

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  5. And keeping us wondering through the ages. We get to the root, yet we wonder....

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  6. Her smile is quite the enigma. I have had the privilege of seeing Mona at the Louvre in Paris. A masterful enigma indeed.

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  7. amazing how a painting can attract such a following through the ages... i like this haiku very much stanski...

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  8. Thanks to:
    Aayushi; No answers, only questions.
    Sandy; The riddle continues.
    Loch Rob; What lies behind the smile...?
    One More Believer; It keeps us guessing.

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  9. http://itistimetothinkformyself.blogspot.com/2010/05/jingles-may-followers-award.html

    some May awards,
    Happy Sunday!

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  10. Amazing and bewitching piece - a perfect match with Mona Lisa!

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  11. Thanks to:
    Jingle; Unsolved mystery.
    Tumblewords; I think the painting is more about the question(s) than the answer(s).

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  12. Thanks Patti; An unsolved mystery.

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  13. Stan speaking in riddles?...Why never!

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  14. it is interesting that
    a smile can be enigmatic =)

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  15. Thanks to:
    Rallentanda; Keep 'em guessing...
    Lucychili; Yes, it can :)

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