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This World
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This World
Lyrics By Stephanie Rose Bo'ness Scotland
This world that we share Is
full of wondrous things
And each day is a gift
Enjoy the chances that it brings.
Listen to the music
Of an exultant bird
Or get lost in the wonder
Of the written word.
Dwelling on the bad
an unhealthy way to go
we might miss the good
So many joys we won’t know.
Learn to enjoy the simple things
For they are all around around, around they’re all around
And when we can see the positives in all these things
Happiness will always be found.
Appreciate the scent
Of a dew covered flower
Or sharing your friendship
In someone’s most needing hour;
Listen to the music
Of an exultant bird
Or get lost in the wonder
Of the written word.
Dwelling on the bad
an unhealthy way to go
we might miss the good
So many joys we won’t know.
Learn to enjoy the simple things
For they are all around, around, around they’re all around
And when we can see the positives in all these things
Happiness will always be found.
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Mirror
00:40
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Mirror
By Saiqa Parveen
I looked in the mirror for the first time
In years
I surveyed my face
Aged, tired, still supple
Every wrinkle told a story
I picked the jar of cream up
Read the label
Opened it
Applied the cream to my face
Carefully
First time
In years
I liked what I saw
I liked what I felt
I felt me again
I felt good
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