I'm all you need.
I bring such joy!
I'm seen much differently
by a man than by a boy.Some go without me,
some think they do,
but the person who should give me away
is you!
3 Answers
The answer is
Love.
I'm all you need.
See: the Beatles.
I bring such joy!
Love does bring joy, doesn't it?
I'm seen much differently
by a man than by a boy.
Adults and children love things in different ways.
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Some go without me,
I guess it's possible to go through life without love..
some think they do,
Angry folks probably often feel as though they cannot love.
but the person who should give me away
is you!
Give a little bit .... give a little bit of my love to you.
a... flower or bouquet?
I'm all you need.
Many a companion will show up with flowers in hand, and that material prize is often all you need for that first encounter.
I bring such joy!
he/she usually enjoys gifts, even the classic flower pack.
I'm seen much differently by a man than by a boy.
It's a tool to win some affection versus "it's a flower. can I eat it?"
Some go without me,
You don't always need to bring flowers, and other gifts may do. (chocolate)
some think they do,
You may not intentionally bring flowers as a gift, but a suit often has either a handkerchief or a rose in the chest pocket.
but the person who should give me away is you!
Give away those flowers, sir!
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$\begingroup$ I like your reasoning - not quite what I was looking for! $\endgroup$– elarrCommented Aug 3, 2018 at 11:51
The answer is
Smile
I'm all you need.
everyone needs smile
I bring such joy!
smile on someone's face brings joy in their as well as in other's day and life
I'm seen much differently
There are different types of smile like smile of happiness,smile to hide pain,smile to taunt someone etc..
by a man than by a boy.
Every person interpret smile differently.
Some go without me,
Some people spent days without smiling.
some think they do,
some think they actually did it show someone.
but the person who should give me away is you!
but the person who gives answer to this que must need to smile.
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$\begingroup$ Close! The answer I was looking for was @Ian MacDonalds's, though :) $\endgroup$– elarrCommented Aug 3, 2018 at 11:51