Death, Joy, Leaves

by demib

Published March 26, 2012

In Poetry Folder

Death
Sorrow brings a death,
Funerals sadden people,
Too many sorrows.

Joy
Laughter fill a soul,
With joy and a happiness,
Laugh and sing happily.

Leaves
Leaves a' rustling,
Water softly rushing by me,
Meadows I can see.
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Shakespeare wrote a review Review · Mar 26, 2012

Great poems! The only thing that I would change is the last two lines of "Joy." 'With joy and a happiness, Laugh and sing happily." The 'happiness' and 'happily' don't really sound right together... otherwise, nice job, and thanks for the wonderful read! =)



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