This is one of my best essays yet, wrote hours ago. This is how deppression has affected happiness in my life. most writers use pot to write better, I have depession. Its short, sincere, but most important is acually interesting. (I take medicine now)

The feeling of happiness is more than a feeling. It’s the driving force behind all human actions, which is to BE happy. Most people don’t think about being happy, they just are. Happiness to them is a right, and they show it without any feeling of content or regression. Unfortunately, I do not fall within that category, nor anywhere near it. To me, happiness is just an act meant to cover the turmoil hidden beneath the thin layer of epidermis that is the only thing separating my soul and the insanity that has surrounded and consumed it, eventually assimilating into a perpetual eternal war, waging without cause nor reason. The outcome is always the same, but completely different. 

     Happiness cannot be contained or owned, but it is still an object. Daily, we boldly and brazenly defile the   pardon that nature gave us, that voids us from the laws she has set up. She has only granted two other organisms this ability, which is every bit literal as can be understood. But we, the human race, are special. We have something different, a central data processor. Most would say a brain, but just about every organism has some form of brain, with the exception of viruses. Most people would refer to it as a conscience, I “soul”. Trying to describe the connection between the mental and physical aspects of the soul and brain stretches the extent of human comprehension, so I will leave that to collage scholars.

      But overall idea of happiness is never lost, unless if it is realized, which was bore onto thy back. The ability to have the inability to have the ability to have the inability is more like an inability than ability. Chew on that for awhile and you’ll see what I deal with everyday.

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  • Videomark on Oct 10, 2009

    An interesting article. I think most of us take our happiness for granted and don’t realize how worse things could be.

  • Hettie on Oct 12, 2009

    HI I read your essay about depression having been under its grip some time ago I found it interesting to see your point of view. At the time of my depression I was not really aware that I had it Till I annoyed my boss in a paint shop by vacuming the shop while customers were expecting to be served . My boss suggested a long term holiday . Now I look back and see that I had put myself under too much pressure trying to do more than I was able. having three part time jobs and take care of a 13 year old boy..During that time I did write but only for my benefit to release pent up emosions. Any waypoetry is a great art form. All the best Hettie

  • Liz Sapphire on Oct 15, 2009

    Interesting article, sentimental to me. It makes people really stop and think about the things they were given as a fact, such as feelings or abilities.

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