How to write the end of a Mona Lisa essay??? Kneel and beg 15

Ending: The Mona Lisa's smile is the most mysterious and unparalleled. Her smile is the object of discussion for each of us, and alas, I wish I had guessed this mysterious smile sooner!

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That's all for today, but if you're interested, you can go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to have a look.

You are my Mona Lisa, allowing me to smile from different angles.

Inscription. They are the tides in my studies, and I am a flat boat ready to ride the wind and waves. The tide came and went, and they became my helmsmen, the boatmen who pushed me enough to have the courage to anchor on the other side.

They are not anyone, they are just my Mona Lisa, just my teachers.

In my nine years of academic career, they have left a thick scar. Even though my memory valves are rusty, their voices and shadows are still as clear as ever. Because I have never forgotten the earnest teachings that every teacher gave me in every period of time.

They are kind, strict, kind, and responsible, ......It's all written into my youth commemorative book. The Mona Lisa, which has been dried by memory, can tell the story of the relationship between teachers and students. It's a lot of emotion that can't be cut, I know.

I know that they are my Mona Lisa, even if they are strict, even if they are kind, even if they are praised, even if they are criticized, but the initial starting point is for me, they are all the same smiles, but the way of expression is different. I still remember him telling me with a smile that writing is to be flesh and blood, pour out my true feelings and condense them into words, and then I fell in love with this way of listening to the whispers of life; I also remember her telling me in all seriousness that you can't make it to the decile if you ask you to keep it to the percentile, and then I nodded and understood the importance of the details; I will remember that he once touched my head and said, silly boy, don't worry, this set of exercises will be very helpful to you to take back and do, and then I slowly became brave and bravely solved one problem after another with his carefully selected workbook and the blazing heat that continued to tutor me afterwards; I remember her harshly criticizing me for studying hard and not being so decadent, and then I wiped away my tears and made a study plan for tomorrow......I think I'll know how to be grateful, I'm going to know how to be grateful. I am grateful to them for giving me the tempering of growth, and reflecting the smile on my face in every journey.

The moment I put pen to paper, my thoughts continue to pour into the nib, and then I don't have to weave enough stories to brew real emotions. I have always known that harshness and kindness are two different ways of teaching, and praise and criticism are two different levels of encouragement. I have always known that stern and cordial formatting are equally intense love, and praise and criticism are equally deeply loved.

It's all the same scenery after formatting, too similar to the Mona Lisa - in the end, it's all the same smile, just from a different angle. No matter what the angle. I could see her smiling all the time.

I'm sure you are too.

I thought, even if they weren't my Mona Lisa, they would be your Mona Lisa.

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