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Cheer Up.

Cheer up,

Watch the news.

Cheer up ,

And dance around.

Cheer up,

And say “Coo”.

Cheer up,

And go for a bus ride.

Cheer up,

And sing for the ocean.

Cheer up,

And Watch the dawn rise.

Cheer up,

And make the breakfast with bread and spread.

Cheer up,

And find yourself.

Cheer up,

And love God.

Cheer up,

And play the piano.

Cheer up,

And see the bright sun.

Cheer up,

For it’s a new day,

And your life has just begun.

Adios!

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Laugh,Laugh And Laugh.

Laugh, laugh and laugh.

Laugh for yourself,

Laugh for others.

Do nothing but laugh.

In this world which is full of traps and tricks,

Laughter isn’t the best medicine,

But sure enough it can,

Tide you over the rocks.

Laugh, laugh and laugh,

And say aloud “I am laughing, but am not mad man”.

For those who are mad are roaming around everywhere,

Having all the fun,

While those who aren’t,

Are working hard, laughing, singing, dancing and doing many good things.

But they are not having all the fun.

Its better to laugh and get some relief.

Than to be mad and to laugh all around.

Adios!

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Either Rain Or No Gain.

Either rain or there won’t be gain.

For how shall the harvest grow?

How shall the lakes be filled?

Who shall quench the thirst?

Where shall the small children get their daily quota of fun from?

From the dry scintillating heat?

Or from the soul relieving, thirst quenching rain?

Either rain or no gain,

Do believe it,

For the kind God above,

Has always provided rain for the mankind,

When it is most needed.

For truly it’s,

Either rain or it’s no gain.

Adios!

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Slightest Excuse.

The Slightest excuse,

Is that,

“Please forgive me. I am extremely sorry.”

Other than that,

“Please excuse me”.

It’s a wonder that people say it, even when they are unconcerned.

For example,

“So sorry, the reservation is not available.”

Why would you be sorry, if any reservation is not available?

If you have done your job right, then all is well and good. You needn’t be sorry.

But courtesy teaches us that we must be sorry even if there isn’t a single fault of ours.

The slightest excuse is a big farce in truth, for if you don’t mean an excuse from your heart, it doesn’t mean a dime to anyone. But excuses aren’t meant to be from the bottom of one’s heart? Is it?

Adios!