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All those laughters Are not always real All those faces in a park, Wrinkled and weary, Laugh in a circle, Devoid of happiness, No sign of a crinkle, Eyes without light, Devoid of life. Their happy sadness echoes, On the streets, in apartements, The dismal vibes reach us Yet they emanate the fake sentiments. Stoop a little and evesdrop that circle, They deceive emotions, black and purple, All you hear is a shouting troop, We know the truth of a laughing group.
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 11:36 PM UTC
Laughing group
All those laughters Are not always real All those faces in a park, Wrinkled and weary, Laugh in a circle, Devoid of happiness, No sign of a crinkle, Eyes without light, Devoid of life. Their happy sadness echoes, On the streets, in apartements, The dismal vibes reach us Yet they emanate the fake sentiments. Stoop a little and evesdrop that circle, They deceive emotions, black and purple, All you hear is a shouting troop, We know the truth of a laughing group.
Are the people in a laughing group really happy?
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 11:36 PM UTC
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