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Joy

 My heart is like a little bird
That sits and sings for very gladness.
Sorrow is some forgotten word, And so, except in rhyme, is sadness.
The world is very fair to me – Such azure skies, such golden weather, I’m like a long caged bird set free, My heart is lighter than a feather.
I rise rejoicing in my life; I live with love of God and neighbour; My days flow on unmarred by strife, And sweetened by my pleasant labour.
O youth! O spring! O happy days, Ye are so passing sweet, and tender, And while the fleeting season stays, I revel care-free, in its splendour.

Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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