IRONICALLY HAPPY

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Constant wave of worries.
Panic swims in weary.
Topic flows with pressure.
Laughter bloom in rapture.

Virtual forum, tons of room.
Keeps producing "things".
Keeps posing "things".

Do to Do, tones overdo.
The song sings in taboo.
And they are still happy.
Eternally feeling free.

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