
Joy is elusive. It flutters, weightless. It slips through fingers, like light. We reach in laughter, in play. Moments feel light, like air. But does it last? Or does it vanish?
The stars whisper of pure delight. Creativity, romance, sweetness of life. The Fifth House is a promise. A song drifts softly on wind. A dance moves beneath the moon. Love is effortless. Art is free. Joy feels endless, like summer. But is it real?
Happiness feels fragile, like a bubble. We chase it in songs, in games. Fleeting pleasures, love that won’t stay. We build around it, always chasing. But laughter fades. The music stops. What happens then?
Some say joy is a gift. It comes unbidden, like a smile. Others say it must be built. It must be nurtured, like fire. But fire needs fuel. Laughter must rest.
Is happiness a place, or a moment? A truth, or an illusion? Maybe it’s neither, nor both. Maybe joy is motion, not stillness. A wave rising, falling, endlessly moving.
The stars don’t give happiness, only space. Joy isn’t in prizes, but play. Not in keeping, but in sharing. Maybe knowing it, for a moment—maybe that is enough.
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