Pinch of happiness.

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"Not everyday will be happy day but you can always find atleast one thing in that day which was enough to just make you smile."Isn't that true?now-a-days everyone wants to be happy and yes it is natural to want to feel happy.Nobody like to be sad but,being sad doesn't only means that you feel terrible because something happened,sometimes you can be sad for no reason and maybe we all know the reason but we don't wanna accept it.yes,we all had those days but you know what's best about those days?that when they end,I know it seems sadness will never end but it eventually will and when it will end just remember that the sadness you felt in those days not only you taught you that you are stronger than you think but also that even if there is no sun to shine that doesn't mean the stars aren't doing their work.So,if you think being sad is not so good well,hold on to the pinch of happiness the day gifts you with and if you can't seem to find it just go out on a walk,breath throughly and be happy about how you are making it through the day and believe that you are stronger and hold on to those stars,they are your pinch of happiness.
                                                     -V

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