Among
many things that can make a person like you; a smile tops the list. It is a
simple way for the first good impression. Thus cultivating a sweet smile can
work wonders into your life; in relationship and at the work place.
A
research conducted by Communication scientist indicated that those who smile3
more frequently live longer than their frowning counterparts. Just consider
this: a lot of energy is used while frowning than smiling! Researchers in America
found out that women smiled more than men by checking their faces; women in the
study had laugh lines while men had furrow lines.
A
smile always costs nothing but creates much for it enriches those who receive
it without improvising those who give it. A smile is the only thing that you
can give and receive it at the same time. A sweet genuine smile may happen in a
flash but it memory sometimes lasts forever.
So
great is the value of a genuine smile that none is so rich they can’t go along
without it and so poor but are richer from its benefit. A sweet genuine smile
creates happiness in the home’ foster good will in business and is the counter
sign of friendship.
Happy
couples can be gauged by how often they smile together and at each other for it
shows appreciation of each other. In a relationship a genuine smile is rest to
couples weary of the world, daylight to the discouraged, sunshine when sad and
nature’s best antidote for world’s trouble. So when your partner is so tired to
give you a smile; may you leave one of yours? For nobody needs a smile so much
as those with none left to give.
The
value of a genuine is so great that it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or
stolen for it is something that is of no earthly good to anybody till it is
given away. A genuine smile comes from the heart compared to plastic or rubbery
smile meant to pacify and flatter.
Consider
this anecdote for the value of a genuine smile:
One
Christmas a young poor girl was to sing a carol at a humble church. The
congregation sat silently as the girl walked to the podium; her hair was held
back by a simple ribbon and the cheap clothes were pressed neatly. Although
poor the girl had a big heart full of love. On the congregation sat a
millionaire who was passing through the village. The millionaire was sad
because his doctor had diagnosed him of cancer and he had a year to live.
All
the eyes trailed the girl; she turned faced the congregation and gave a sweet
beaming smile that lit up the church. The millionaire felt the heavy cloud of
despair being lifted, the valley of depression filling with joy and the
mountain of sadness melting away.
A
year later on his will the millionaire instructed his lawyer to divide his
wealth to everybody who made him happy and guess what: the little girl was an
heiress.
PLEASE SMILE
Please smile
For it costs nothing but creates much
Your smile is rest when am weary
The daylight when discouraged
Sweet sunshine when sad
Please give me the nature’s best antidote for trouble
Hey girl please smile
When am so tired, angry and frowning
May I ask you to leave a soothing smile
For thou smile is sweet
To whoever has none to offer
Just part your rosy lips
Just give me the invaluable smile
So that I can see your dimple
On a beautiful face without a pimple
Truly thy smile can’t be bought, begged, borrowed or stolen
For a sweet smile is void of earthly good
Till it is given away
Face the world with a big smile
The big mirror reflects on what you do
It will truly smile back;
Create happiness in the home
Foster good will in the business
Countersign friendship and love
Hi my girl
Though in a flash you may smile
The sweet memoirs are forever etched in me heart
Thus smile but not from a mile
So if you want people to like you: SMILE
