It's better for the heart and soul. Just a poem so if you're frowning, float your own boat.
Not because it's funny, because in this world your azz is as good as cooked. You might as well learn to laugh, especially on your own behalf. Nobodies going to do it for you, in fact they'll have you crying, this is one reason to be strongly defying.
I've been laughing my azz off for years, especially after I shed me tears. I finally realized what I'm in, it's a world where it's hard too win. We got about three choices, so we've got to ride the best horses.
I'll just be blunt about the facts, a smiling laughing face attracts. Not only others, but it covers the problems that bothers. Laughing makes us feel good, it enhances a joyous mood. I'll be a laughing idiot funning, before a sad fool gunning. All uptight, wanting to always fight, then feeling like it's right.
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Reviews of "Laugh, laugh, laugh"
Reviewed by Laura Mayer (Reader)
Reviewed on December 29, 2006
So true. I find the best laugh I have is usually on me.:)Hugs,Laura
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on December 22, 2006
laughter maketh like a good medicine this is wonderful My Friend.
Merry Christmas to you and yours "ONE"
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