Smile for a while-excerpt from "More than a Title" book

I want to be happy
Happy for a while
I want to smile a smile so wide
As to no longer hide
The agony inside
To be happy, happy for a while
Like I was when I was a little child
No worries, no troubles, no problems
Someone was always there
Always there to solve them
I was told it takes more muscles to frown
Than to smile, so why is it easier for me to frown?
I’m fed up of always looking
Looking like I’m down
I have joy that out weighs my pain
I have a beautiful smile
That can out shine the rain
What would it take for me to have that?
That moment to rejoice in a laugh as long as a mile
I want to be happy
And just smile for a while

Written by Marcia S. McNeill

Q: When is a relationship worth all your happiness?

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Out of a bad situation one has to make the best Though it may be crucial, must lay all evil to rest Irritating ordeals, of misconception is put to the test Overcome the despair that clutches you by the chest Never the less, something or someone will bring you down, but it won’t be the first The mind thinks it is weak as it can only get worst Companionship is gathered and evenly dispersed Momentum increase, leaving the great with the worst When you find that one’s pride had to be swallowed Kneel to the ground and pray for tomorrow Like the oak tree whose insides is hallowed Go on with creation and continue to follow The path to happiness is only a few moments away Hang on tight for there will be brighter days Keep your head high as you are so blessed Out of a bad situation, one has to make the best Written by Marcia S. McNeill Q: What is a bad situation that you made into the best situation?

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