Smile

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Because it will give you courage.
Because it will give you strength to move on.
Because crying and giving up has never done anyone any good.
Because it will lift the spirits of your loved ones.
Because you look ugly when you look sad.
Because it is an antidote to misery.
Because it is a way to be thankful you're alive.
Because it is the best way to greet the day ahead.
Because it is also the best way to say goodbye to a day.
Because it has the power to make someone's day.
Because it can wash away your pain faster than you think.
Because it looks more beautiful on you than the most expensive of clothes.
Because "it is the best way to get away with trouble even if it’s a fake one"
Because it is contagious and the world will smile right back at you.
Because "it is the way the soul says hello"
Because everything will be alright.
Because life is worth it.
Because YOU are worth it.

Comments

  1. strophicusJuly 27, 2012 at 11:21 AM

    smile because... (you don't need a reason)!! =))

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    1. MsRTMJuly 27, 2012 at 11:32 AM

      Yess, but sometimes we do. Other than that, we'll just snort out loud and don't care about the world.

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