Ask for the source, original text, translation and author of the poem "Love is like never being hurt", thank you.

Love as if you have never been hurt.

Love as if you have never been hurt.

Dance as if no one is watching.

Love as if you have never been hurt.

Sing as if no one is listening.

Work like you don't need money.

Live as if today were the end.

Alfred De Sosa]

The source and original text are as follows

For a long time, I felt that life, real life, was about to begin. However, there are always some obstacles in the way, some things must be completed first, some things have not been completed, some time has not passed, and some debts have not been repaid. Then life will begin. At last I understand that there is no road to happiness. Happiness is a way. So cherish every moment you have, and cherish it even more, because you share it with someone special, someone special enough to spend time with you. Make full use of your time. Don't waste too much time studying, working or feeling stressed about seemingly important things. Do what you want to do to make yourself happy, but do your best to make the people you care about happy. Remember that time waits for no one. So don't wait any longer until you take the last exam, until you finish your studies, until you go back to school, until you have the perfect body, the perfect car, or anything else you desire.

Don't wait until the weekend, when you can party or relax until summer, spring, autumn or winter, until you find the right person and get married, until you die, until you are reborn, and decide that there is no better time to be happy than now.

Happiness is a journey, not a destination.

So work like you don't need money,

Love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching.

Happiness is a journey-Father Alfred De

The author of the original text is a priest named Alfred De. The main purpose of the original text is to tell people to cherish the time they can spend with others. Don't wait, there is no road to happiness, because happiness itself is a road, a journey, not a destination ~