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Anika’s Snippets

Published : Saturday, 4 January, 2025 at 12:00 AM  Count : 1420
There was so much sadness in everything, even when things worked out. It's strange, isn't it? You'd think that success, achievement, or resolution would bring pure happiness, but sometimes, even when everything falls into place, there's still a lingering heaviness. 

Perhaps it's the weight of the past-memories, regrets, or missed chances-that continues to pull at our hearts. 

Or maybe it's the sense that something, somewhere, is still incomplete, as if we're chasing a feeling that can never quite be caught. 

It's easy to assume that happiness should be the natural result of things going right, but life isn't that simple. Sometimes, the joy of accomplishment is tempered by the shadow of sacrifices made along the way. 

The people we lost, the time we gave up, the parts of ourselves we had to compromise to get there-these things often leave a bittersweet taste behind. 

But maybe that's part of what makes life beautiful. The sadness, the imperfections, and the complexities make us who we are. 

They give depth to our joy. So, even in moments of sadness, we can learn to appreciate the light that breaks through.

After all, sometimes it's the contrast between the dark and the light that makes us truly see the beauty of our journey.

Anika Fatima is with The Daily Observer



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