We Are In A Play

This world is false
i am calling its bluff
It is make-believe
You can be relieved

The pain is not real
The misery but a veil
All laughter is temporary
The many joys transient

Rejoice!
You direct your own play
You are the master producer
It is your call

Live your life
as you wish...
Direct your mind
Instruct your heart

Butterflies that sing
Roses with wings
You can have what you want!
Dream. Imagine. Receive.

Be brave
We are in a play
Be the best you can be
Rise above the screen

Let not "MAYA" fool you
Life is supposed to be fun!
Respond not to unhappiness
React not to unpleasantness

Call the shots
Jig and dance
Celebrate your journey
Make it your own...
Beautiful. Breathless.

Pay no heed to the farce
Be the master of your mind
And the captain of your heart
Fly free. Fly high.

We are taking a long walk
There are distractions along
Stay focused on...YOU...YOUR LIFE
Remember...
We are in a play

So, play your best tune
Soar and shine
Revel in your being
Relish each second
Make it magnificent...
In your WORLD.

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