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Smile


I see your smile From across the room or crowded bus It's all I can see From the crooked tooth three to the left Or the overly large rabbit chompers Right in the front I see your smile The sign of happiness and pain Kindness and laughter I can see it It is my most favorite thing to look at And the first thing I notice I can see all the times you've been hurt And every joy you've experienced I fall in love with smiles Because smiles tell a life's story in one single flash And I can see it, in your smile
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