We are all Clowns
I am a clown
In picture
And in the world
Yet that does not at all sway me,
No, Not at all.
In Picture, how different am I,
From some laughing face
With red and white
And comical pace.
I wear similar make up,
Apply the same dye,
I hide my face
So I won’t hear “why?”
But in this world, I am different
And also the same
I do not wear make-up,
Or ask for fame.
In this world, I am still a clown,
But only in heart,
No red or white, or faded brown.
I run, and dance, ready to start
I always laugh, and have my fun.
Jest and jump, and tell a bad pun.
So understand this:
I do not need some mask to hide
My happiest side.
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