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Mona Lisa Mosh Pit


Bumping pushing jostling

Trying to catch a glimpse

Shoving elbowing jumping

Fresh bruises swelling like blimps

 

Cameras lifted high

Praying for a good one

Of a lady locked in glass

Isolated from everyone

 

Cameras clutched tightly

Don’t lose your grip

Scroll through the memory

To see the blurry pic

 

Try as you might

You can’t seem

To see the lovely lady

With a smile thin as a seam

 

Bumping pushing jostling

Trying to get free

Shoving elbowing jumping

The Mosh Pit for the Lady

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