Life And Death
(JAGAT)
LIFE AND DEATH
The wonder of Almighty?s creation in this cosmos is assumed to be man by man. Almighty had certainly marveled his creation, Man by superior virtues. The process through which man makes his presence felt on this earth is called life. A human being commences his LIFE by birth and concludes it with death. During his life time he mellows from a child to wizened old man. Life brings him certain bliss? along with some discontent. He relishes the support of his family and with the transit of time completes the responsibilities which the Almighty had outlined for him to complete in his life cycle. Thus the end of his life cycle brings him closer to death. Man encounters numerous encounters and hardships, victorious in some of them and loses others during his life cycle but death grants the ultimate peace and happiness with a few miseries or no miseries at all. But man loves his life more than death. A poverty stricken peasant does not get a morsel of food and sleeps empty bellied and an overworked business man does not have the time to rest. Although they both are unable to persevere any further yet they yearn for life and not death. Man realizes that death will be more peaceful and kind to him but he clings on to life. Life is pleasant for sure but once death comes into the forefront nothing matters any longer. No human words can ever describe the feeling of Death. Death is like a hymn without sound, it is a moment of pleasure in an eternity of sadness. The ultimate truth during our life time is Love for which we exist but the eternal truth of our existence lies below the soft earth with green grass swaying over it decorated by white almond flowers in the garden of Death. Life exits undefeated and will exist but death brings to our faces the last smile for all that has been possible in this life time.
(Words: 340) Compiled by
Jagat
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