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The desiderata of happiness by Max Ehrmann, Peter Friebe · Booklabria

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Max Ehrmann, Peter Friebe
The desiderata of happiness

PhilosophyPoetry

The desiderata of happiness

Name: The desiderata of happiness
Author: Max Ehrmann, Peter Friebe

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First published: 1972
Editions: 23 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Presents the text of the well-known inspirational poem that advises one to "go placidly amid the noise and haste" because "you are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars."

Subjects: Philosophy
Poetry
Conduct of life
Child and youth fiction
Children's poetry
Children's poetry, American

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Editions

23 in 3 languages

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English20 German1 Spanish1

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