Richard Armitage has such a lovely smile. It’s more than the delicate shape of that upper lip with its Cupid’s-bow and the way the corners of his mouth seem to naturally want to curl upwards, more than the gleaming white teeth or that crease–dimple?–in his left cheek. It’s the expressiveness of it. 
It’s the sweetness, the tenderness, the shyness, the goofiness,the sexiness; the mischief in it at times. The kindness. Even the sadness is lovely. For the chaRActers who rarely smile, the moments when they do are all the more special. All these smiles touch my heart, my soul.
And tonight I really need some of those smiles.
That smile can certainly do wonders for us. It can make us smile even as we mourn or weep; brighten the darkest day; lift us up when we feel downcast and bring healing to wounded hearts and souls. He is undoubtedly one of a kind, bless him!
His smiles and the man himself are indeed very special.
Amen
Thank you, yes, we need those smiles.
Ditto everything above.
You’ve been in my thoughts Angie, I hope Richard’s beautiful smile has helped you.
Ditto.
*hug*
His smile can do wonders. Whenever I see it, I just have to smile, too. They are addictive and “catching”! I hope they brighten your spirits during this difficult time.times
Whoops! Only 1 time of course. Typing on this phone is not the optimal way of commenting!
Jordan A
His smile keeps me smiling.
Yes his smiles certainly brighten up the world