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HAPPINESS

by salmadawn

IF I ASK YOU: WHAT IS HAPPINESS

WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO TELL ME

I WONDER WHY IT IS SO SCARCE

THAT MAN NEVER SEEMS TO POSSESS IT

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Nancy-Reyes
<p>In my experience we have happiness when we have purpose; especially when our purpose is humanitarian.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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