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Nothing Compares 2 U

The Milky Way and its stars,
Saturn, Neptune, Jupiter and Mars,
The Skies and Seas those are blue,
Nothing compares 2 U.

The wind that proudly blows,
The river that pleasantly flows,
And Wonders of Wonders that's new,
Nothing compares 2 U.

The early morning dawn,
The flush green lawn,
And all the crystal dew,
Nothing compares 2 U.

Beautiful, Wonderful, Fabulous,
Marvelous, Fascinating, Stupendous,
And those Words are few,
Because, Nothing compares 2 U.

For U
Judson.

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Think About It

Have you ever seen a Snake?
	Have you ever seen its hips shake?
It can't even climb straight up a wall,
	But here we are, standing tall.

You must have heard about the Cow,
	But nothing other than it's Mow,
Doesn't do anything, but walk and walk,
	But as Humans, We can sit and talk.

Have you ever seen a buzzing bee?
	Some might have not, cos it's so small to see,
Spends its life seeking honey,
	But, Can it buy honey with money?

Have you seen the lovely Birds?
	Chirping on without any words,
Keeps measuring the width of the sky,
	But Unlike us, Can it laugh and Cry?

You must have heard of a Dog's bark,
	Keeps on doing it until the dark,
Pleases everybody by wagging its tail,
	But, Can it write an examination and FAIL?

So, without any second thoughts,
	Man is superior to all, in all sorts,
Man is undoubtedly God's Best Creation,
	Created to provide World's recreation.

So let's be, and make others happy in this earth,
	       And thank God for having given us this birth,
Life's too short to be spent worrying,
	     Let us all make each of our lives a Joyful Living.

	    THINK ABOUT IT!!!!!

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Be Content

I saw a bird and I wanted to fly
I dreamt it without blinking an eye,
I woke up remembering these things,
That's when I realized I had no wings!

That's what we ought to learn,
We can't earn what all we yearn,
Better be content with what you are
Than trying to catch the twinkling star.

Without Contentment
Judson