The Silly Girl's Laughter Poem

There once was a silly girl,

So full of life and joy,

She'd dance and sing and twirl,

And bring laughter to all the boys and girls.

Her laugh was like a symphony,

Her smile so bright and true,

She'd make you laugh, she'd make you see,

The world was meant for fun, not misery.

But as the years went on,

The silly girl, she grew,

And though her heart was still as young,

She learned the ways of life, and all it's rules.

Yet still she danced and sang and twirled,

For deep inside, she knew,

That life was meant for living,

And the silly girl, she'd always be true.

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A silly girl, with a smile so bright

Her laughter fills the air, a delight

Her head in the clouds, her feet off the ground

Her imagination runs wild, never to be found

Her words spill out, a jumbled mess

But her heart is pure, and she means no stress

She dances and sings, without a care

Her spirit is free, without a snare

She may seem silly, to some she may seem foolish

But to those who love her, she's full of purpose

For in her silly ways, she brings joy and cheer

And in a world of seriousness, she is a breath of fresh air

So here's to the silly girl, with a heart full of love

May she never lose her sense of fun and her carefree glove

For in her innocence and her lightheartedness lies her true beauty

And the world is a brighter place, because of her silly cutie.