Smiles
I’ve
heard it said,
and I do believe
that smiles will
bring the sun;
I know that
frowns will hide
its rays
and leave the
soul undone.
So I will offer
smiles today
and trust a
patch of blue
emerges from
your darkened
sky
to give sweet
peace to you.
I guess that I
could frown and
say
how much I
sympathize;
of course I do,
but would my
frowns
bring sunshine
to your eyes?
I think my
frowns would
only serve
to further sink
your hope;
perhaps you’d
think your lot
too harsh
to even try to
cope.
Please take the
smiles I bring
with love,
they are my gift
to you;
I pray that they
will help you
see
some sunlight
peeping through.
~Copyright ©
1999 Ruth
Gillis~
Previously
published in
The
Inspirational
Poet June
1999
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