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The Secret to Sunshine


Why does the world With all of color and exuberance Now just seem dull and full of grey. It once held sunlight And children playing. Now it just sits and patiently waits. There's no move to stand No getting off of the couch Or out of bed. It's just easier to see the people go past Like they have a secret That only few know. They have light in their skin And they're glowing within. And it's not fair. This world I see is lacking color While they're filled with so much. And I'm in this bed On that couch Dragging myself to work To friends. And I don't know the secret To sunshine.
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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression!&nbsp;</p>

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