Laughter Poem by Les Derbyshire
Laughter
More than the bubble and swirl of a stream
That finds humour in its rush
From source to the sea;
Faster than flurry of leaves
Dancing and playing and courting
Loosed from the tree;
Lighter than sun-sparks flashing on glass
Splashing out liquid colours
Abundant and free;
I love to hear the laughter of strangers
Caught up in the humour of life
No longer strangers to me.
A beautiful thought provoking piece. Imagery often makes a poem, as it is imagery in poet eloquence that stands a poem out from others. This is a succinct and arty read. Thanks for posting. Steve
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/19/2024 1:34:58 PM # 1.0.0.1119
This is a wonderful poem. Gives the reader an insight that you are a people person who observes life and feels happy for others - you find unity in their happines and that's a great trait to have. Bravo! !