The Hit of Deep Laugh

An evil man is snared by his own sin, 
but a righteous one can sing and be glad. 
     Bible quote, Proverbs 29: 6


Deep laugh, 
Why laughing with good
 And bad people? 
Laugh increases the anger
 Of a bad person 
When Some bad people planned
 To destroy you and failed, 
                         Laugh, 
                   Keep laughing ,
                       Laugh more 
                             And 
                            more  
Your laugh will increases their anger.

When your friends support you to win 
Your Enemies, 
                         Laugh , 
                    Keep laughing ,
                      Laugh more 
                             And 
                             more . 
Your laugh will encourage your friends.

When your enemies 
Will see you  laughing 
The whole day 
And night, 
Their anger 
Will be increased.
Coming next day , 
They will regret,
Regreting for their sins. 
They will judge themselves. 
Can you laugh with your enemies today? 

Message:
                 Learn to ignore some intimidations 
                                   of your enemies.
                                       Stay always 
                          Happy in front of their eyes. 
                            To show your hidden Love
                               Towards some  haters, 
                        Continue laughing with them
                            if an opportunity is given. 

Published October 06 2018
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
         Mussabwa Chris
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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