By theinkcartridge
She chose responsibility, or it was never a choice
Her life assumed obligations beyond her own
Their laughter made her wonder if too soon she had grown
She was taught to be tough…taught to be alone
Encouraged to cry and prepare for the unknown
Yet laughter seemed undemanding and too easy to be taught
A luxury of the simple and the light at heart
For a simple mind bore little obligation
And a light-heart greeted laughter with cheerful acclamation
She was taught to appreciate life one took it with a frown,
a heavy heart and to never claim the crown
Day by day her laughter grew unfaltering
So she settled for a smile…and kept it for a while
A cheerful look she kept in company but never on her own
She soon saw that melancholy never left her alone
“So Learn to Laugh and be like the light-hearted…”
She thought to herself
…For it seems from distress they have parted”
A lesson for all, a lesson for me
Teach those you love laughter or where it may be
Find laughter in your heart, mind and soul
For life is too much if not taken for a stroll
Her life assumed obligations beyond her own
Their laughter made her wonder if too soon she had grown
She was taught to be tough…taught to be alone
Encouraged to cry and prepare for the unknown
Yet laughter seemed undemanding and too easy to be taught
A luxury of the simple and the light at heart
For a simple mind bore little obligation
And a light-heart greeted laughter with cheerful acclamation
She was taught to appreciate life one took it with a frown,
a heavy heart and to never claim the crown
Day by day her laughter grew unfaltering
So she settled for a smile…and kept it for a while
A cheerful look she kept in company but never on her own
She soon saw that melancholy never left her alone
“So Learn to Laugh and be like the light-hearted…”
She thought to herself
…For it seems from distress they have parted”
A lesson for all, a lesson for me
Teach those you love laughter or where it may be
Find laughter in your heart, mind and soul
For life is too much if not taken for a stroll
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