Ph: Love: If I Could Make You Happy Poem by Brian Johnston

Ph: Love: If I Could Make You Happy

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If I could make you happy,
How wondrous that would be,
My step might be more snappy,
My spirit be more free.

My Praises last forever,
My life could be a song,
My joy - each new endeavor,
I'd feel like I belong.

But happiness is chosen,
Not just a gift that stays,
An antidote to poison
A choice that can amaze.

And so I must choose happy,
Enjoy life as I can,
Reject a life that's crappy
Face fortune like a man!

My heart, I swear, is hoping
That you'll follow my lead
And when you find me moping,
Remind me of this creed.

The twists life brings aren't caring
Pay no heed to our cries,
But joy's a friend of sharing
That shames our alibis.

Friday, January 2, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: friendship
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Brian Johnston
Dec 31,2014
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