Happiness Poem by Bharati Nayak

I see you appear on the sky as a rainbow. i seek thee in me, i beome one with you, melting into the sun rays..... wonderful lines. happiness, rainbow. i seek you o my God. a beautiful spiritual poem with alliterations of the rainbow and the sun rays. thank you.tony

Happiness is like a rainbow that appears in the sky and stays there only for a short while! But we search for such glimpses of happiness each time after sorrow has rained down in our life! The quest for happiness makes our life meaningful! Beautiful comparison of happiness to rainbow!

Melting into the soft sun rays is so poetic and gives a soothing effect to the heart. Lovely drop.

May your tiny house never be broken. Happiness is a simple thing, yet we have to find it ourselves. Enjoy every rainbow, every sunset. For there is beauty in every day. Thank You

Revisiting this poem of happiness that we search motivates mind. Dark clouds scribble thoughts. Waves of sorrows break mind's strength. But we search for happiness. Offering prayer to God we see mercy of light. God gives us happiness....10

A wonderful poem. Happiness is subjective and yes, it can be found everywhere. I do subscribe to the idea that there is no formal definition of happiness. We know it when we feel it. A great piece well crafted.

Happiness I search you everywhere When dark clouds descend on earth When sorrows come in large waves And try to break my tiny house I see you appear on the sky as a rainbow. Nice thought.Thanks for shared it10++++

The act of searching happiness all around and searching it inside with poetic feel makes it an endearing poem..!

hi, bharati! i'm reading earlier postings of yours and came on this one. i was attracted to the title because i too have wondered about happiness—what it is—and also because there's a poem i like by carl sandburg with the same title. these lines struck me— When sorrows come in large waves And try to break my tiny house... it seems to me happiness is an elusive term. i once looked up the definition, and the word contentment which was given in that dictionary was something i could relate to. and it seems to me that happiness and joy are not the same thing. joy is deeper, and i remain convinced that one must experience suffering and pain to experience joy. hoping this finds you well, glen