The pursuit of happiness

Happy

Are you happy?

This is not a loaded question; crappy.

Defined, the feeling of showing pleasure.

This section we can measure.

Contentment, what?

Those aren’t the same thing. Nope! Let’s depart.

Content and happy, they aren’t even relatable. What planet are you from?

I want. I see. I need. Dumb!

Try being happy when you’re down on your luck.

In menopause, stuck.

Happiness is fleeting.

It will leave your head and your tail meeting.

I JUST WANT TO BE HAPPY.

I don’t care who I hurt to get there, sappy.

Chase, catch, gone.

Weary to the bone.

Be content. Be still.

Stop running on the mill.

If ‘life is what you make it,’ make it.

Don’t get broken in by it.

Life is tough enough.

Mostly, it’s just stuff.

Be content with your job, till you find a new one.

Be content with your life, fun.

Be content with your house.

Be content with your spouse.

Be content with your car.

Be content thus far.

Happiness is fleeting.

Happiness is beating.

“Avoiding unhappiness is not the road to happiness.” Hector and the Pursuit of Happiness

The Declaration of Independence calls ‘the pursuit of happiness’ one of our unalienable right.

“Happiness is a choice. Not a destination.” Alux.com

Everyone just wants to be happy. What happens when we catch it? Can we keep it? Is the pursuit (the chase) the best part? Is the dream of happiness; is that what keeps it alive? It’s just a dream.