Happiness, Requiem Poem by Juan Olivarez

Happiness, Requiem

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Happiness to a broken heart,
Is like water to a tree.
So be careful from the start,
Lest all happiness should flee.

Little things somehow add up,
To something big someday.
So make sure to fill her cup,
With affectionate displays.

Don't be a fool, it just won't do,
To set her needs aside.
She needs to hear it, just like you,
About that love you have inside.

Happiness can only come,
If you open wide your door,
The little things, that seem to some,
Will add up more and more.

Happiness is the reward,
You work for all your days.
So start stocking up your cupboard,
And be quick to mend your ways.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Connie Yost 07 February 2016

This is a special poem with so much to say! Every word is meaningful and full of pleasantness. Thank you,

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Terry Craddock 25 November 2015

Love Proverbial Parable Verse: Rare Wise Witty write a superbly written proverbial parable in verse promoting the need of a stock of rare wise witty daily compliments to reservior store up a fresh life time larder of wit everlasting love Copyright © Terence George Craddock Inspired by the poem 'Happiness, Requiem' by Juan Olivarez. Dedicated to the poet Juan Olivarez.

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Everlasting Abiding Love Who will infusion write superbly written proverbial parable in wisdom verse promoting the essential need of a stock of daily compliments to store up as a life time larder of everlasting abiding love? Secret recipe for eternal love is not mythical flame above small treasure gifts of kindness serve to daily alleviate life woes life serves all such bitter blows happiness bright source flames from true love’s treasure gifts in times of need this store uplifts Inspired by the poem ‘Happiness II’ by Juan Olivarez Copyright © Terence George Craddock

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Terence George Craddock 22 December 2010

A superbly written proverbial parable in verse promoting the need of a stock of daily compliments to store up a life time larder of everlasting love.10+++

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