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ANALYSIS

This poem is all about living our life to the fullest. Fullest in the sense that when we search for the meaning of life, we should never expect that all it gives is purely happiness and satisfaction. Not knowing that the opposite of happiness is sadness. Life can never be worth living without pains and sorrows. Happiness can never be felt without having experienced hardships and failures. It must be associated always with heartaches and disappointments, and if your life has already felt all these agonies in life that’s when you will feel the true meaning of life.


Salt is itself an ingredient that makes one’s life meaningful and meaningless depending on how you  would actually make it happen. Sadness and loneliness may come your way , but if you will take them as challenges and opportunities then life would be as meaningful as it seems to be. And  life would be worth living for.



In the picture above, I draw a human with a tear and a happy face toward it. I draw this to tell that there is no happiness without loneliness. That pain and sorrows are part of life. We always have ups and downs in our life. The downfall in our life helps us become stronger and to be better. Life can never be worth living without pains and sorrows. Happiness can never be felt without having experienced hardships and failures. It must always be associated with heartaches and disappointments. Just like the picture above before we achieve happiness we come through a lot of pains and sorrows. and that pain and sorrows will make us better person.






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