“Life is Beautiful” perfectly encapsulates the essence of living fully—savoring every moment and embracing the beauty found in every chapter of life. It is simple yet deeply meaningful, much like the poem itself.
This reflective piece captures a serene moment of joy and creative purpose during one’s golden years. It’s not just about retirement; it’s about rediscovery, storytelling, and living with intention.
It’s a tribute to the soulful journey of a man who continues to thrive in the light of passion and peace.
Life is Beautiful ✨
Seated in the sunlight,
with a heart full of stories,
and eyes that watch seasons change—
I laugh, not just with my lips,
but with a soul set free.
Behind me, the blue board speaks
of missions, rivers, and life reborn—
but in front of it stands
the true mission:
a man who chose to live fully
after retirement.
Wearing wisdom like a warm coat,
with dreams tucked gently in his pocket,
I pause—not to rest,
but to savor the journey.
A notebook by my side,
filled with unspoken words,
memories of childhood rivers,
and plans for tomorrow’s blog.
No, this is not just a picture—
this is a portrait of purpose,
painted with passion,
and framed in my laughter.
This is Life.
And I promise…
to live it completely.
(Vijay Verma)
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Retiredकलम 
I love the tenor of this post, and it makes me think of life in this third world country known as the United States. There is always the underlying concern for those whose life is not as beautiful, because what they were born into.
No judgement here rather a judgment (reflection) of myself.
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Thank you for your beautiful reflection.
You’ve touched on something deeply human—the contrast between individual joy and the collective reality many still face. While I write from a place of peace and gratitude, I hold a quiet awareness of the disparities that surround us.
Life is beautiful, yes—but that beauty becomes even more profound when we acknowledge those who walk harder paths. This isn’t a celebration that ignores suffering, but one that invites hope, resilience, and compassion.
Your words remind me that reflection isn’t about judgment—it’s about presence. Being present with both joy and pain. And maybe, in that presence, we find the strength to share light wherever we can.
Grateful for your insight.
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very nice
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Thank you so much.
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