Life Is Simple
Expectations, released into contentment.
Expectations, released into contentment. It opens on the source of the trouble — dissatisfaction comes from high expectations — and then the refrain: life is simple, yet we insist on making it so complicated. The first verse is worry and second-guessing; the second is attitude: laugh instead of complaining, want less, avoid the extremes. Then the decisions (when there is no right one, just make one) and the price of doing the right thing anyway. The last movement is a birthday, which the song treats as a celebration rather than a subtraction, and it ends with a wish for all of us: live so that no one ever has to wonder if you had a good ride.
The haiga, in order
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