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The Venice door


That's the Venice door showered with beauty! Where loneliness is daily on duty, By its side, a small pool just sailed two boats, The occupants are most probably ghosts, If they're humans, they must be real cuties. First I saw of this was in Djibouti, But that was left decrepit and sooty, So, for elegance that beauty denotes; That's the Venice door! The decorations are made quite pretty, It's like from a last century movie, Flowers even near the pool that boat floats, That's the clean surrounding where wealth gloats, Stamps of opulence colors it pretty, That's the Venice door!
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