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Finding happiness


I can see the prize up in the air, 
But As the year coming to close
It's token in from me, 
My mother always had faith in me, 
When I was young,
She consider me as a caterpillar,
That grow in a nest until it's ready to branches out into its own, 
Into a butterfly,
Beautiful,
Bright,
Smart,
Common sense, 
Lady Butterfly,
But my wigs are little dainty,
Blinded by negative,
That I can not see positive,
I love me,
But where is my joy,
Happiness,
Haven't smiled on the inside in one month in a half,
But I determine to find out where it is,
Even if it Take years,
I will find joy,
And will enjoy every bit of it,
For life,
 
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