Happiness

by

John William McGrath III

An awarenes with varying degrees of pleasure
From a gentle contenment to joy beyond measure
Happiness is the heart of being cheerful
We can often be so happy we are tearful

A smile as you know is so contagious
Listening to music one day quite outragious
I was wearing a smile from ear to ear
Every one in their cars showed their cheer

That is the kind of memory I savor
Spreading happiness did us all a favor
A simple smile can save a stranger's life
And is certain to bring joy to any wife

I am so happy to be in this world today
Although I am old and my hair is grey
I am so full of joy for mine and yours
As the exuberant youth it fills my pores

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