THE RAINBOW FADES
Nishant Thakur
B.A. III, 7035

The rainbow of our life ultimately fades. But the radiance that oozes from the deep grooves of a wrinkeled face can brighten our darkest dilemmas. Its the light of experience, the light of selfless lone. Its the golden old age.
Its our insanity if we deliherately prefer to ignore our senior citizens who are meticulously crafted by time for us to extract some priceless qualities from than.
An ignored aged person, a helpless, hopeless soul is a shane for our society. We all, will also face, so if we dont set the right example for our coming generation even we’ll be ignored.
There is nothing more viewing and vapid than an isolated oldage. Its the time when our seniors ned us more. All they want is some time. And no we can not be so pre offupied that we fail to give then some time. Its because of them that we have time.
Even our jeopardized society fails to educate us about the dire attention that is the prerequisite for once all happiness ?
But we as humans have to take a stand and give our senior citizen they respect, love, time they law fully deserve from us. Lets not make their each day a curse. Its better to die once than to die each day lets not forget that even our rainbow will fade one day….