Father and young sons Looking at Laocoön Museum torture
Lines written after surviving the Louvre:
Father and teenage son Trying to look at the Smile manqué Frustrated by a thousand tourist frowns Why?
Oh yes, museums are great places to people-watch, the more famous the better. Never have I sensed greater relief than exiting the Sistine Chapel and leaving the masses with their craning necks behind.
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Lines written after surviving the Louvre:
Father and teenage son
Trying to look at the Smile manqué
Frustrated by a thousand tourist frowns
Why?
Oh yes, museums are great places to people-watch, the more famous the better. Never have I sensed greater relief than exiting the Sistine Chapel and leaving the masses with their craning necks behind.