The Forty Fourth Poem- Life’s a Celebration

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Life’s a Celebration 


Life is a big canvas, 
Waiting for you to splash colours.
Continue to work and have faith regardless,
And see life shower you with the prettiest of flowers.

Life gets so much better,
Once you let go of your worries.
Your mind, body and spirit get so much fitter,
When you make peace with all of your life’s stories.

Life can get miraculously blessed,
When you are good intentional;
There would be no room for you to be stressed,
And life would become much more special.

Life is a one time experience,
And it’s uniquely yours;
Continue to extract its precious essence,
And in times of despair, lean on the divine force.

May we continue to believe
In life’s magical ways of things;
May we all have precious moments to relive,
And may we strive to be the best of human beings.

Life is about celebration,
So in its grand scheme of things,
May we continue to have revelations,
And accept life in all the experiences that it brings.

-Jaanvi Veluguleti 

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