Laugh

Come on people,

 there has to be something.

Before you get carried away,

 not at someone else's expense.

Now,

 it just got tricky.

You can't laugh at some messed up thing.

Nope.

That won't do it.

Watch the sunrise.

Laugh at the beauty.

How does this compare?

Did you see the sunrise?

Beautiful,

 and would you have noticed?

I walk away,

 and laugh.

Reviews

[Ana Papaya]

I cracked a smile just a kl's review alone.
It's like stopping to smell the roses I guess. We all need to just chill a little.

[Jon Roggie]

I now want to create a laugh.

[Lyn Anderson]

This reminds me of something people here in my town practise at a local park. It's called laugh yoga -- I dare you to watch this without laughing, or at least, cracking a smile. What's interesting to me, Jon, is how hard you are working at it. That's good, but also sad, and hardly something to laugh at. Now, if you really want something to laugh at, I know at least one person who laughs hysterically at a certain point of passion -- now imagine, the very first time you are with this person. Do you keep going, or do you turtle?

[Jon Roggie]

The more I try to understand a situation, the sooner I can come to grips with it. Now, as far the final question goes, I try to get as many laughs as I can.

[Lyn Anderson]

The litmus test for love -- does he go with it, or doubt his prowess ...