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A Happiness full Life.
by Jack Kuperman → (All Poetry by Jack Kuperman)
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What do you need to be happy?

 

Your mother gives you night kiss -

You are happy.

Dry pajamas when awaking

Make you very sappy.

 

In the kindergarten,

You make good friends with girl

In school at Miriam look you

All lessons bell to bell.

 

The first kiss from that girl

Turns heart to drumming fire.

Finishing the school

Makes happiness till tire.

 

First work and salary you make

With girlfriend to the cinema you go

To restaurant lordly then her take

You proud of yourself are so.

 

The son is really fantastic.

The second even better is.

With girl you feel bombastic.

Your next will surely you please.

 

The children leave the home,

Each goes their way.

Instead of feeling bit alone,

You journey happily till sway.

 

You think your children

Their parents forgot.

But then your birthday comes

And family's together brought.

 

You have new wife

And you are so happy

When your grandchildren come

Through house run they zappy.

 

Remember you your name

And proudly are nappy.

In morning pants are dry

And so you are happy.

 

In bed you lie today,

Your heart beat slowly descending.

Yet bad memories you send away

And only the happiest remembering.

  

We have them all:

Good times and bad as much.

The first we'd learn parol

The second throw away or they'll us munch.

 

  

 


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 Reviews of "A Happiness full Life."
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on February 27, 2009
Your philosophy is appreciated once again, Jack. Thank you. Love and peace,

Regis

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on January 11, 2009
You wrapped life together in a great poetic parcel...well done Jack!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on January 9, 2009
Sentimentally enlightening...

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Bonnie May
Reviewed on January 9, 2009
Wonderful write in showing the good with the bad but overcoming all with happiness. Well done Jack. Love and hugs, Bonnie


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