The Man Who Couldn’t Smile
Then along come a woman who brightens his world
The man who couldn’t smile,
Walked a quiet, lonely mile.
With eyes like clouds, so gray and dim,
He carried shadows, deep within.
But then he met her, bright and kind,
A spark of warmth, a love defined.
With laughter shared and gentle grace,
She showed him light in every space.
He found a wife who gave him life,
A balm for sorrow, joy from strife.
With every glance, the shadows fade,
In her embrace, his fears allayed.
Now he walks with a brighter heart,
For love can mend what was torn apart.
The man who couldn’t smile, now beams,
In her sweet laughter, he finds his dreams.
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