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April 10, 2012
Do you remember laughing so much that
Your sides ached, and you almost passed out
With dizziness
And you were so overwhelmed with joy
That you felt totally out of control
When fun was the only aphrodisiac you needed
And you were high on life
When your world was simple and uncomplicated
When you were the soul of the party
The clown, and one who cheered everyone up?
At what stage did the jester in you die?
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