I WANT TO BE A LAUGH

I wish I was a laugh

By Amourè DeezyyPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read

LAUGHING IN THE FACE OF DEATH – STEPHEN GIBB, OIL ON PANEL, 2017

I want to be a laugh

So I could forget the past

Forgiveness is in my heart

No time doesn't tell

But a laugh is where you start

No broken visions, intermissions, or decisions

****

Just a laugh, nothing timid, its vivid

Not divided or torn by system

You can hear me at a distance

****

I ran so you could walk to me

I'm a laugh that's why you can't talk to me

Nothing above the smiles I spread

Time is short with me I bring that edge

I'm a laugh, you have no choice to love me

Or you can let tears run and shove me

How could you put sadness above me

When your smile was bright and fuzzy

Either way, I'll be just fine

Because that pain and sorrow

are no longer mine.

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