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| By goingtothedogs | ||||||||||||||||
| 07 June 2007 | ||||||||||||||||
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Idle speculation only, and not in fact written in a mood of depression at all... ![]()
What use is a grin? For what purpose is it intended? It is not a poetic word So let us seek a poetic word Many would prefer “smile” Perhaps And that is not the same And that is all there is to prefer Unless one cares for “smirk” An altogether unpleasant word For my taste It is odd Should one wish to weep, then One may also Cry, Bawl Bemoan Wail Keen Grieve Lament Sigh or sob And the poet may use any one of these But should one wish to grin Then that is the end of it No other word there is For this most human of aspects And no poet ever used it Why should the human condition require That unhappiness should have An entire lexicon at its disposal? And yet Broad joy And happiness And love of life……. And its expression Should have only one word?
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