Internal Light
There
are some people who have sun inside them. It is hard to explain. Their presence
highlights the room, brightens the day. It is not only their beautiful smiles.
They are internal beings that shed light and make feel like the sun. It is their
calm energy and their inner peace; and these people do not wait for anything
back in return. It could be the inner sun-in radiant smile. Never hide your
magic! And by the way, men are literary get crazy for a smiling confident
woman.
After
all, the smile of Mona Lisa continues to linger and takes over our
hearts in modern life. Few works of art have captured the imagination of the world
like Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. Painted in the early 16th
century, this portrait of Lisa Gherardini—better known simply as the Mona Lisa—has
become an icon of art history. Beyond its technical brilliance and mysterious
atmosphere, one feature continues to puzzle viewers: her smile. Some
researchers suggest the smile represents a mixture of happiness and sadness,
demonstrating how human emotions are rarely one-dimensional. Her smile
symbolizes not only the woman’s personality but also the complexity of human
perception itself. Writers and artists have used her smile as a metaphor for
hidden meanings in politics, love, and philosophy.
Why
has the smile become a symbol in popular culture? Because of its mystery, adaptability, and universal appeal,
it has become a metaphor for enigma and beauty across art, literature, and
media. Children are innocent messengers on Earth that bring pure joy, and their
smiles warm up the hearts not only of their parents, grandparents but even
strangers who did not lose the complexity of human perception on a smile of a
child.
Sometimes, the heart
cannot
Take in the aggravation,
And then you cry.
You let it go for
meditation.
Smile after you cry.
Smile instead of cry.
People will wonder
What you have been up to
and why.
(Tomshinsky, 2024)
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