The Secret of True Happiness

We often weave dreams of living others’ lives,
Burning in the desire for their clothes, homes, and ties.
But have we ever wondered what they truly feel?
Does wealth and glamour bring them peace that’s real?
Chasing the glitter is nothing but deception,
True joy is hidden in gratitude and divine provision.
Changing garments cannot lift a heavy heart,
Nor can walls of a house grant peace to impart.
Real comfort lives in the embrace of contentment,
And a genuine smile blooms from inner fulfillment.
Tranquility lies in prayers whispered with tears,
And parents’ blessings calm the deepest fears.
Imitating others empties the soul within,
But embracing ourselves teaches how life begins.
So better than becoming someone else’s reflection,
Is finding joy in one’s own imperfection.
For happiness and sorrow are not in worldly gain,
They’re blessings from God the cure for every pain.