The Philosophy of Happiness
And Happiness in Philosophy
Upon life's stage, where shadows dance and play,
We ponder happiness in our mortal way.
What dost thou seek, in this earthly sphere?
A fleeting joy, or something more sincere?
Some chase the golden coin, the wealth untold,
Yet truest joy in riches can't be sold.
In laughter's echo, in love's tender grace,
In humble pleasures, we find our solace.
'Tis in the dawn's embrace, painting the sky,
In whispers of the wind as day doth die.
In bonds of kinship, in hearts ever true,
In acts of kindness, in all we pursue.
For happiness resides not in worldly gain,
But in how we live, and love's sweet refrain.
In gratitude for each fleeting day,
In embracing life, come what may.
Let go of worry, of fear's cruel might,
And let love's beacon guide thee through the night.
For in life's philosophy, the truth is plain,
'Tis in the journey itself, we find our gain.
So cherish each moment, with all your might,
And let your heart be your guiding light.
For in the philosophy of happiness, you’ll find,
Tis not the goal, but journey, makes life divine
