Desiderata: A Reflection

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  My happiness for me is my family and friends because for me they are the one that makes me strong and they are the one who made me as who i am today, i'm thankful for them because they are always there for me when Im sad and when i'm happy and that's why they are my happiness.


"enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. keep interested in your own career however be humble;

                 this is the lesson that we all need to learn because now in this generation many are always boasting about they're success but they forget about where they came from and that's the worst thing. for me i just want that all of us should be humble and let the success speak for itself because nothing would stay forever. that's why we should be humble.


                 Yes this poem help me resolve my personal conflicts because i learned in this poem on how to be a person and how to treat ourselves right and just, this poem can resolve conflicts if you understand and use it and thats what i did.


                 I conclude that this poem could help a lot of people to understand how our life would go on and so that we could know our limits and so that we could discipline ourselves, thats all thank you.

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