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Have you seen the painted face?
Whose insides I could never trace
Camouflaged with red and white
Making us laugh with all his might.
Dark circles around his eyes
A result of bread-less night-cries
He does this job for a living
As he plays with the circus ring!
Every coin has the other side
To show the best he has well-tried
Our lives are not a shade different,
The flower with thorns also has a scent!
Written for Magpie Tales: mag 259

Bread-less night-cries, these two words are enough to express how pathetic that person's life who keeps the whole world laughing. Very well done. :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Namrata. There is a lot conveyed with that phrase - really nice!
ReplyDeletenice!
ReplyDeleteA solid, well expressed, response to the prompt.
ReplyDeleteI think I caught that scent too!
ReplyDeleteWell done
ReplyDelete"two sides to the coin" indeed
ReplyDeletemuch love...
a thoughtful look at this prompt. Nicely done.
ReplyDelete@Namrata
ReplyDeleteThank you!
@Rommy
Thanks!
@Sandra
Thanks!
@Berowne
Thanks!
@Karen S.
So, the message is conveyed! :D
@Wayne
Thanks!
@Gillena Cox
Indeed, thanks!
@Maria
Thank you!
Interesting...wow I like that last line...
ReplyDeleteThanks Tess!
ReplyDeleteone would think that the thorns and fragrance were linked
ReplyDeleteThey are. :-)
DeleteThere is another face under the laughing clown; and many times, it is weeping... so very true.
ReplyDeleteMy Magpie entry
Yes! Thanks.
Deletesome sympathy for the class clown at last
ReplyDeleteYes.
DeleteIt is always said that the one who makes others laugh will be crying within... Good one!
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