Happiness Poem by Amy PattersonBocchi
Happiness
Is happiness a tame form of pleasure?
Contendedness- barren plains.
Pleasure thrills, happiness dulls.
Pleasure in excess- destructive,
Contentedness to excess- Spartan.
Pleasure- tasting sweet excitement.
The appetite juices,
For dangerous desires,
They gnaw and nibble.
But instead of bungying from the roof-
I stick stamps on postcards.
Monday, July 23, 2012
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