Good morning happiness
I opened the window and the morning breeze
Caress my face
I told you good morning happiness
And I felt your Caress in my mind
You came and took my heart’s sadness away
My heart –my heart
Good morning happiness
Smile again- again and again
Good morning happiness
Goodbye sadness, go away
So far away but so close to me at the same time
I can smell your perfume
It is so stimulating!
My mind eliminates the distance
A sip of coffee and we gaze at the dawn together
Good morning happiness
You came back
Good morning happiness
Goodbye sadness, go away
Your caress stops the storm of my stargazer soul
Author Notes: Excessive sadness laughs. Excessive joy cries.
William Blake, 1757-1827, English poet & painter
The author of this article is Anna Lazarou
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