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    Happiness can be found in simple everyday things like the wind whispering through myrtle trees, the sound of bells, and enjoying nature on the way home from work. While joy can be experienced through innocent pleasures like a child at play, true happiness is deeper and comes from living virtuously without harming others or succumbing to deception. True happiness is an internal state that cannot be taken away by external pains or sorrows.

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    Happiness can be found in simple everyday things like the wind whispering through myrtle trees, the sound of bells, and enjoying nature on the way home from work. While joy can be experienced through innocent pleasures like a child at play, true happiness is deeper and comes from living virtuously without harming others or succumbing to deception. True happiness is an internal state that cannot be taken away by external pains or sorrows.

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    Elective2 Poem

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    Lester John Alcoriza Cajes
    Happiness can be found in simple everyday things like the wind whispering through myrtle trees, the sound of bells, and enjoying nature on the way home from work. While joy can be experienced through innocent pleasures like a child at play, true happiness is deeper and comes from living virtuously without harming others or succumbing to deception. True happiness is an internal state that cannot be taken away by external pains or sorrows.

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    Happiness whether or not By: Lester John A.

    Cajes

    Fancy felicity may be But another millisecond shall make you see Its the everywhere-seen myrtles The wind that whispers; a bell that tinkles

    Gaiety cordially thrives as it may In a jaunt back home after a toilsome day Bounteous acts, exuberant scenery fill the way Lifes a kaleidoscope no black, nor gray

    A babys breath so gentle and mild Jovial innocence that of a child Tossing waves that shy the bitter crumb Methinks no hurdles higher than a thumb

    But the quest for joy, as well, is pure Never to harm others for personal lure Neither should one to guile succumb; and utter Oh Dozing Happiness! From parlous pain make me numb

    Laughter, a panacea for travail as we claim But futile it is with remorse and disdain Happiness, whether or not; it pays to be wise Suffocating sweetness is nothing but a guise

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