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The Pursuit of Happyness


To satisfy oneself, a journey is to be taken In search of Happiness Mr. Frost’s road not taken Risked by the conscious And obliviated by the unconscious Who are in pursuit Of Happyness Deluded by the intangible That the key to Happiness relies Not on oneself There is no such thing as Happiness The pursuit of Happyness is the Genuine one
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Frank James Davis
Perceptive distinction, jada.

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