Laughter Poems

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• Laugh at the night,
  at the day, at the moon,
  laugh at the twisted
  streets of the island,
  laugh at this clumsy
  boy who loves you,
  but when I open
  my eyes and close them,
  when my steps go,
  when my steps return,
  deny me bread, air,
  light, spring,
  but never your laughter
  for I would die.

• All those laughters
  Are not always real
  All those faces in a park,
  Wrinkled and weary,
  Laugh in a circle,
  Devoid of happiness,
  No sign of a crinkle,
  Eyes without light,
  Devoid of life.
  Their happy sadness echoes,
  On the streets, in apartements,
  The dismal vibes reach us
  Yet they emanate the fake sentiments.
  Stoop a little and evesdrop that circle,
  They deceive emotions, black and purple,
  All you hear is a shouting troop,
  We know the truth of a laughing group.

• To laugh often and much
  to win the respect of intelligent people
  and the affection of children;
  to earn the appreciation of honest critics
  and endure the betrayal of false friends;
  to appreciate beauty;
  to find the best in others;
  to leave the world a bit better,
  whether by a healthy child,
  a garden patch
  or a redeemed social condition;
  to know even one life has breathed easier
  because you have lived.
  This is to have succeeded.

• They’re your friends.
  You tell them anything and everything,
  but it hurts when your misery,
  your mistakes,
  becomes the butt of the jokes.
  And when they turn to you
  you’ll be laughing
  because
  they can see you laugh,
  but they can never see
  your stomach twisting
  or the bile
  rising in your throat.

• Your laugh was a cloud
  Loud
  Enveloping
  Mist which covered me without the
  slightest resistance
  insistence
  I needed assistance to breathe
  Your laugh shows I’m useful
  shows there’s a need
  For us
  as I feed on the delicious awkwardness we
  shared
  Caught unawares by being liked
  It’s a shame your laugh
  was the cloud which hid
  a trucks headlights

• I think she was laughing
  And rolling her ocean blue eyes
  And smiling
  Just to do it all over again
  And I think I stepped outside because I was scared
  But she just kept laughing
  And I couldn’t even contain myself
  Watching her be so energetic
  But
  No one knew
  No one ever knew
  And I just wanted to know
  How can you be so sad and alone?

• Don’t ever force or quit
  yourself from laughing
  by pinching yourself
  or attempting to hold it in.
  let it all pour out of you
  like a raving lunatic.
  let it all roar out of you
  like a lion faced with
  his chosen ill-fated prey
  showing never any shreds of mercy.
  your laughter should be as outrageous
  as it is consistent and contagious
  (not to ever be tamed nor contained)
  and you’re fraught with humor-hunger
  burning like wildfire
  in a youthful jungle
  of euphoria.

• Laughing
  the clanking of pots and pans
  squeaks of springs as bodies rise and fall
  full couches
  full lungs
  high ceilings
  white clouds climb the walls and hide in the far corners
  more laughter and I start to wonder what could be so funny
  these are lives
  beating hearts
  effortless inhales and exhales
  living for the sake of being alive
  and the hopes of good times

• Laughter is the best medicine
  No matter how much one thinks they are ready
  They are never prepared for a tragedy
  Unexpected twists and turns in life
  Feels like being stabbed with a knife
  Such stress struggle and agony
  Nothing can cure it, not even money
  But there is one remedy
  And that is comedy
  Laughter is the best medicine
  Even when tears roll down
  A joke will turn my frown upside down
  Laughter is such a wonderful feeling
  It helps in any time of healing
  Laughter is the best medicine
  Depression can take you to a dark place
  How you view yourself and others you face
  But humor can be as powerful
  It makes you look and feel beautiful
  Laughter is the best medicine

• Laying on a cold road
  in the middle of the night
  holding a strangers hand.
  Looking up in the blue sky
  even though no stars appear
  we keep on looking up.
  Laughing over nothing
  and nothing else than
  us doing nothing at 1am
  Living like there is a tommorrow
  to lay, look, laugh and live
  a day more to share with him.