A Jubilee of Laughter

She smiles
As she laughs in piles
Of joy; excruciating pain
In your side as you lose your breath,
You can't catch it
It's gone; but that silly smirk
Lingers on your face,
She can't help herself
Eyes wandering
Searching around
She locks on to you
A guided missile;
And you burst
Like a water balloon
Thrust into space,
Clearing your head of worries
Like she took you for a walk
But you're still here;
Never went far
She was always near
A breathtaking muse;
A jubilee of laughter...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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