Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Jun 2015
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?
Mercury Chap
Written by
Mercury Chap  Hidden behind the screen
(Hidden behind the screen)   
8.0k
     Lost Girl and Elizabeth Squires
Please log in to view and add comments on poems