The Face We Share Poem by Saint Eule
The Face We Share
A man once said, smile though your heart is breaking.
He sang it in tenor, yes- he was the great Nat King Cole.
If your always down, and wear a frown -your face will pay a toll.
Through all your trials, keep your smiles;
Life may not be full of bliss.
Whatever comes your way my friend remember this.
The face we share, is the one we wear.
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