Smile At Me Poem by Ernestine Northover
Smile At Me
Can't you just smile back at me
When I send a smile to you,
Why is it that your lips are tight
And seem so frosty blue,
Can't you let your mouth just raise
Both sides a little bit,
Or is it that my face just doesn't,
In your mind, quite fit.
If you would smile, your face would be
A very handsome one,
And I believe that you and I
Could have a lot of fun,
But until you give a welcome grin,
There's nothing I can do,
Except, when you look across at me,
I'll keep smiling back at you.
© Ernestine Northover
Get him to walk around doing a hand-stand whilst frowning, you will see him in a totally different light, Love duncan
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4/14/2024 7:54:36 AM # 1.0.0.1119
I think it's really amazing how different people react when you are smiling....It's hard to resist a happy person. Very nice Ernestine. Sincerely, Mary