The document contains a poem about being in love with a famous artwork, like the Mona Lisa, and feeling unable to move or possess it. The poem includes incomplete lines for the reader to fill in, as well as scrambled words and a paraphrased line to complete. It explores the feelings of being in awe of and deeply connected to a work of art that is impossible to truly own or control.

1. Complete with the missing word
If you ……………the Mona Lisa
You………………….. …….. hanging in the Louvre
Everyone ………………. come to see you
You……… ……….. impossible to move
It………….. to me is what you are
Write the opposites
A …………..(ordinary) and
…………………….(valuable) work of art
Stay …………………(in front) your velvet rope
But I will not r…………….(accept) all hope
Unscramble the words in CAPITAL LETTERS
And I'm THIRG by your IEDS
Like a IEHFT in the GHTIN
I DTSA in front of a EEIAEMPTSRC
And I can't tell you why COMPLETE WITH THE INDIRECT QUESTION
…………………………………………………………………
To be in love with the masterpiece
Cause after all
Nothing's indestructible
Paraphrase
(When)…………………………….I first saw you
All the darkness …………………………………………..(became brighter)
An impressionistic painting
……………………………………..(little dabs) of light
It seem to me is what you're like
Complete with a long “adjective like ” phrase
The "………..-……-………..-…………-………….-……….." type
And honestly it ………………… ……………….. fun(express deduction in the negative)To always be the
chosen one