My
last composition: HAPPINESS
Happiness. Nice WORD. But ... What does it mean to be happy? Happiness
is a fully satisfied mood.
But, what implies getting to be satisfied with ourselves? This is an issue closely related to the person and their way of life. But now,
as many have
heard, we live in a globalized world,
where including this own mood of maximum satisfaction is influenced by the neighbor.
Humans are greedy by nature.
We always want what
we don’t have; thus, the more we know, the more we learn; the more we
have, the more we need; the more we discover, the more we investigate ... and
this is one of the major advantages
and disadvantages of our species.
Because society evolves through this craving, but never satisfied. Not at all.
Happiness, satisfaction, joy ... not last long. As
you reach the top you are happy: for the way, for the overcoming, for the experience, for the company and especially for the challenge succeeded; but after one month, two ...
a year, comes another person and beyond us. Then,
our satisfaction plummets. We aren’t as happy as
before.
Because if we don’t have anything,
a simple chickpea would be reason
for happiness. But then, we see a person next to us with a stew, and we feel
unhappy; invaded by a feeling of self-pity.
Then, not knowing is better than knowing?, not having anything is better than having it all? Possibly. Because happiness is
just that, a WORD. A nice word, yes, but
also ephemeral, fleeting,
selfish and envious.
Don’t leave it like
that. A word so absolutely full of hope
like this (happiness) cannot be that.
Because happiness is momentary yes, but many happy moments means many memories and involves a great satisfaction
for the life lived and illusion for
what we have to walk.
JUDITH DORAL VALL
2n batx B
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