Where to Find Happiness
My literature teacher used to ask me stupid things
I hated his class
But he was my favorite teacher.
He asked me where happiness came from,
As if I'd know the true answer
I couldn't come up with one,
Even though he reminded me that I'd fail
If not a simple answer
But the question was not simple,
nor would the answer be
But one day, I told him.
"Bundles of joy come from Boston."
He said that was creative and asked me what it meant
I told him it was the Boston Tea Party
The teas were the bundles
Liberty was the joy
But all it really meant, was that my dogs are Boston Terriers
And they are my happiness.
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