Short Laugh Loudly Poems

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Premium Member Happiness

The feel of fresh air on my skin, reviving me
The way I laugh loudly when waves wash over
The state of feeling comforted in close company
Knowing that Death is not an end, but a page turner!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member If I Were Famous

if I were famous
as seen through eyes of ego
I would laugh loudly
for ego is illusion
belief in it delusion

18-February-2021

Written for: If I were famous poetry contest
Sponsor: Joe Sandler
Form: Tanka

Innocent

Short black pants with straggling hair
Holding a glass of beer
Laugh loudly, wrist with grasping 

Squiring and dancing nightlong

Acid house echoed all over 
White shirt foxed a red lips mark
Push desire until maximum peak

Blind choice makes you die

Premium Member yes or no to Sheila

some said Sheila was flighty
they were naysayers and doubters
they did not understand her sparkle
most will never play a tune or laugh loudly

others understood Sheila
appreciated her mercurial winsome ways
enthusiastic about her rhinestone personality
honored to be part of her loving tribe

Love Exuberantly

love exuberantly
because this may be the last hug.
laugh loudly and wildly
because life is cruel, absurd and above all, poignant.
embrace your passions madly
because life's brevity mocks half-measures.
let go
little things are unnecessary aggravations.
love and live at full throttle-
who knows when the Maker may call?
© Jay Lo  Create an image from this poem.


In Life

It can happen for 
a person to laugh without 
reason, just laughing. 

 some folks pass by and 
laugh loudly , then question takes
place , why do we laugh? 

It is  difficult 
to answer as no one know 
the reason to laugh. 

what you don't get well, 
just look at it & pass quickly 
you will save yourself. 

August 09/2023
Form: Haiku

Manifest Some Joy

Pulling from a dream,
They shake me wide awake,
I hear the clock chiming,
And daylight starts to break,
I’m finally seeing color,
Seeing hues that are brand new,
Setting my sight on the future,
Watch me see it through,
Why shouldn’t I laugh loudly,
Your shame is not my weight,
I can see the light now,
Now I control my fate.


Been a while! Maybe I still have some ideas up there!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lovely You

Live lovely, 
Fund fancy; 
Speak softly, 
Go gently; 
Work wisely, 
Bloom brightly;
Love purely,
Laugh loudly.


Love sets free,
Smiles you style;
Yes you see,
Zest that piles;
Words can be,
Gift worthwhile;
Poise prompts glee,
Tact for miles.


See sure trends,
All things end;
So my friend,
Learn to blend;
Gifts you send,
Be wise then;
Work fond plans,
That make sense.




Leon Enriquez
05 March 2016
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Depression

I smile a pretty smile
I laugh loudly from the heart
It’s late at night
When things begin to fall apart

I dance like no one watching 
I sing at the top of my lungs
I cry
I’ve got it all, but have no one

The moment is my stage
A wild spirit young at heart
Everyone loves me
Yet my mind is an abstract work of art

I’m tired
It’s too late to feel any shame
It’s all too much
It’s time to leave my pain

As I lie down
I rise above
Peace
Love
Form: Rhyme

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