"There is no happiness in the world, but there is freedom and tranquility" from which poem of Pushkin?

The specific original text is as follows:

Pushkin, it's time to go, dear.

Day after day flies,

Every minute takes away a part of life,

We all look forward to life,

But you see,

Death is near.

There is no happiness in the world,

But there is freedom and tranquility.

Make an appreciative comment

Happiness is often not a matter for one person. If you seek it, you will not suffer. Tired is bitter. If you die before me, you will suffer. We can't control others, we can't control fate. Freedom and tranquility are relative personal interests, and we can at least control ourselves a little.

Brief introduction of the author

Pushkin is a famous Russian writer, poet and novelist, the founder of modern Russian literature, the main representative of Russian romantic literature in the19th century, the founder of realistic literature and the founder of modern standard Russian. He is known as "the father of Russian literature", "the sun of Russian poetry" and "bronze knight".