Today's New York Times reports Charles Simic's advice for those looking to be happy.
In-Verse Thinking
Elsewhere in the paper, a book review excerpts bits by another poet laureate, Robert Pinsky:
At Robben Island the political prisoners studied.
They coined the motto Each one Teach one.
The Civic Poet
My mash-up of these two ideas renders thus: Happiness can be achieved by a consideration and a control of what we put into our pie-hole. Once that has been achieved, tell somebody about it.
Poet happy paper.
Lean happiness, teach happiness.
Cheers.
In-Verse Thinking
Elsewhere in the paper, a book review excerpts bits by another poet laureate, Robert Pinsky:
At Robben Island the political prisoners studied.
They coined the motto Each one Teach one.
The Civic Poet
My mash-up of these two ideas renders thus: Happiness can be achieved by a consideration and a control of what we put into our pie-hole. Once that has been achieved, tell somebody about it.
Poet happy paper.
Lean happiness, teach happiness.
Cheers.
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