Happiness is sunshine.
Happiness is rain.
Happiness is morningtime;
I see your face again.
Happiness is yellow.
Happiness is blue.
Happiness is any book
I get to share with you.
Happiness is running.
Happiness is still.
Happiness is at the park;
I roll right down the hill.
Happiness is quiet.
Happiness is sound.
Happiness is music;
I love dancing all around.
Happiness is chocolate.
Happiness is cheese.
Happiness is fresh, ripe fruit
I pick it out of trees.
Happiness is Peppa Pig.
Happiness is puddles.
Happiness is bedtime;
I get special goodnight cuddles.
Happiness is family.
Happiness is friends.
Happiness is mummy’s love;
A love that never ends.
we have watched lots of peppa pig over the years, another great poem xx
Peppa is a gem
Oh I love this – such a beautiful poem summarising so many simple things that bring happiness and really captures the wonder of childhood, finding joy in the little things 🙂
Thanks Louise. It’s one of the things I’ve found so wonderful about having children – seeing the world from their perspective and rediscovering the wonder of everyday things 🙂
I love this poem. Its true, happiness is in the smallest of things all around us if we just look for it xx
Thanks for linking #happydiaries
Thanks Tracey. And thanks for hosting such a happy linky! 🙂
This is such a beautiful poem. I love that your children with have all of these lovely words to look back on when they grow up. Happiness for my 10 month old is most definitely cheese!! #coolmumclub
Thank you. I’ve read this one to my two year old a couple of times and it already makes him smile… especially the bit about Peppa Pig 🙂
Love this one! #happydiaries
Thanks x
I love this, thanks for sharing!
Thank you 🙂
Absolutely in love with this beautiful poem which really encapsulates the joy children derive from the simple things – just gorgeous. Thank for linking up to #coolmumclub x
Thank you 🙂 Thanks for hosting.
So cute! And super glad you managed to get chocolate in there, lol. #happydiaries
Happiness without chocolate is never true 😉
I would like to use this poem for an assignment I have to do. Who can I reference as the author ?
Sure. The author is Kylie Covark.