Laughing And Sneering Poem by Henry Lawson

Laughing And Sneering

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WHAT tho' the world does me ill turns
And cares my life environ;
I’d sooner laugh with Bobbie Burns
Than sneer with titl'd Byron.

The smile has always been the best;
’Tis stronger than the frown, sirs:
And Venus smiled the waves to rest;
She didn’t sneer them down, sirs.

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Henry Lawson

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Grenfell, New South Wales
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