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Life is a Celebration



Life is a celebration. 
Live it with pure joy!

Celebration is an art
decorate it with passion

passionate are the hearts
exercise it with caution

heart is where the home is
for the wanderers living apart

home is where love is
where souls meet, sail, and depart

sailing is more leisurely with love
just like the meeting of the two doves

the meeting is analogous to the departure
for the mind that always dwells in the future

departure is also a celebration
make it worthwhile to watch

© adarsh. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India

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