Summary
This quote suggests that true happiness is unattainable for any individual and that they can only hope to be fortunate and have moments of happiness. It implies that happiness is a fleeting and temporary state, while recognizing that complete happiness is an unachievable ideal. It highlights the notion that despite one's achievements, relationships, or experiences, there is always a sense of discontent or a longing for something more, preventing true and lasting happiness.
Topics
Happiness
By Solon