Poem about your laugh

When you laugh, the world awakens anew,
A symphony of chaos, a vibrant hue.
Unsynchronized clocks find harmonious chime,
In the watchmaker's shop, marking their time.

Like blind kittens, their mouths left bereft,
You pluck the seriousness, leaving mirth in their cleft.
Prayer wheels spin with ecstatic delight,
Your laughter, a cascade, a celestial flight.

In a distant forest, pine trees sway,
Their needles fall as you laugh and play.
The ecosystem shifts, subtly untold,
A thousand miles away, new stories unfold.

Sharks, once fierce predators of the deep,
Lose their taste for blood, their instincts take a leap.
They mate and create a species anew,
Your laughter sparks evolution, a phenomenon true.

Your mouth, a wondrous cave of delight,
The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, endless in sight.
I nestle among the bats, their sonar my guide,
Exploring the depths where secrets reside.

Oh, your laughter, a diver's bell so profound,
Plunges me to depths where treasures are found.
Untold fathoms we traverse, hand in hand,
In the ocean of joy, where dreams expand.

And when you laugh, old dogs find their way,
Limping to new patches of sunlight, they stray.
They bury their worries, embracing the now,
Knowing the essence of need, they avow.

So laugh, dear one, let your laughter ring,
Unleash the magic, the joy it will bring.
For in your laughter, the world finds its grace,
A symphony of life, a tender embrace.