A life without laughter

Translation: Team Al Kurdiy It is a serious matter to believe a serious statement if the speaker does not have a sense of humor. In fact, if the speaker evokes the bleak image of a forehead leaning on a hand and a body weakened by the calamities of the world; I will do my best to replace the discouraging environment with a brighter atmosphere, where serious people actually laugh, giggle, chuckle, and cackle in their attempts to stay in this old, mean world and perhaps make a difference. Langston Hughes knew that a life lived in wide streets lined with trees must be lived with a sense of humor; what about the lives of many people who live their lives clinging tenuously to the rocky edge of poverty and rejection? Hughes knew that if people walking in the broad paths of privilege smile warmly; then the people in the torn streets of discrimination need to laugh from the depths of their souls to survive. Maya Angelou