Sadness is like that half a second blip on the movie screen, that can come at any point along the film.It is not really a part of the movie but its a clink or a scratch that results from the CD not being looked after. To enjoy a perfect movie you need to be prepared to take the time to clean and maintain the movie disk. Similarly, you should be prepared to take the time to look after your life to avoid and clinks of sadness.
Sadness is like that few drops of drink spilled on your desk, that leave a circular blotch of the shape of the rim of your cup. Its not really something you want, but it has come from something you like. To enjoy your favorite drink, you must be prepared to rub a few blotched tables with your sleeves. Similarly, in life should be prepared to experience sadness, if you choose to build fondness with things or people.
Sadness is like that unrest-full sleep on the couch after several sleepless nights. Its not something that you do every day, or have much control over. but whenever it happens, you learn to value simple things like your bed or a good night's sleep that you otherwise took for granted. Things change, people go away. In life, be grateful of things you have and be grateful that you had them,when they are gone.
Sadness is like that last caramel candy you have been saving, that falls on the floor as you are unwrapping it. You'd be tempted to pick it up and go back to pretending as if nothing happened, but if you do that you must be prepared to have a bad taste in your mouth. Nothing fixes itself on being ignored. Don't deny your sadness but rather face it head on.
Sadness is like that appreciative word that you wait to hear eagerly but it never comes along. It should be a reason for you to try and get better so that it comes your way, but instead it becomes a reason for you to even stop trying. Whatever caused you the sadness, should not dissuade you from what ever you were doing, rather it should instigate you to see if something needs to be changed and change it.
Sadness it like that dinner that you end up burning on an already rough day. Its not the worst thing that happened to you all day but its the one that pushed you over to loose your cool. Similarly, in life we get stuck on the triggers of our sadness rather than the real cause of it.
Sadness is like that few drops of drink spilled on your desk, that leave a circular blotch of the shape of the rim of your cup. Its not really something you want, but it has come from something you like. To enjoy your favorite drink, you must be prepared to rub a few blotched tables with your sleeves. Similarly, in life should be prepared to experience sadness, if you choose to build fondness with things or people.
Sadness is like that unrest-full sleep on the couch after several sleepless nights. Its not something that you do every day, or have much control over. but whenever it happens, you learn to value simple things like your bed or a good night's sleep that you otherwise took for granted. Things change, people go away. In life, be grateful of things you have and be grateful that you had them,when they are gone.
Sadness is like that last caramel candy you have been saving, that falls on the floor as you are unwrapping it. You'd be tempted to pick it up and go back to pretending as if nothing happened, but if you do that you must be prepared to have a bad taste in your mouth. Nothing fixes itself on being ignored. Don't deny your sadness but rather face it head on.
Sadness is like that appreciative word that you wait to hear eagerly but it never comes along. It should be a reason for you to try and get better so that it comes your way, but instead it becomes a reason for you to even stop trying. Whatever caused you the sadness, should not dissuade you from what ever you were doing, rather it should instigate you to see if something needs to be changed and change it.
Sadness it like that dinner that you end up burning on an already rough day. Its not the worst thing that happened to you all day but its the one that pushed you over to loose your cool. Similarly, in life we get stuck on the triggers of our sadness rather than the real cause of it.
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