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Feminine Affinity
December 19, 2023
A small child gazes upon the bronze
“That looks like mama!” she cries
The figure crafted of a maiden
Centuries old, yet holds no guise
A young lady gets lost in brushstrokes
Having grown, she can surmise
That familiar feeling she holds within
Can be seen in such a portrait's eyes
She takes comfort in the works now
Seeing messages antique, yet wise
Stored deep inside the art of man
The immortal sentiment of womanhood lies
© Anonymous
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A commentary on the immortal relation we may feel through centuries-old art pieces--the innate relation a woman may feel when seeing art that depicts something we still experience today.