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Natural Imbalance

We’ve all been a part of universe, though not as older as nature, & its not wise to think of only us as adverse, as we’ve got something as imperfect as this creature. We’ve always been aware of known side of coin, & the other side’s been left unknown, for all those who appreciate nature’s gifts & variety, there are numerous realities to be shown. You bless them with fertile land, rivers & favourable climate, they’ll exploit these legacies to become superior races, but what about these barren lands, & unsupportive surroundings as fate?, that though, unwillingly accepted, have worsened many unfortunate faces, So, why only man blamed & held responsible?, my mate!, for all these killings & various brutal cases. So why only to blame us for all these cases? We often derive strength & inspiration from this vibrant nature, acts as a vital component in sustaining our life styles, but, what about the other side of its incredible stature?, that devastates every dream across thousands of miles, without a slightest concern of miseries & cries of this creature. Man’s accepted all the nature’s benefits, & now he’ll accept all of nature’s challenging outfits, but he’ll still comfort himself, coz, he’s a man, & will work as much as he can, to embrace the bereaved, in every possible way, until they are relieved, coz, he’s a man. In sympathy if he’s ready to embrace, then why ready to destroy in disgrace?, coz, there’s a variation, in his overall creation, since, he’s a part of this imperfect environment, coz, if roof’s low, you’ve got to bent, So, why to blame man for problems with different bases?, So why to blame man for all of these inhumane cases?, So if nature’s imperfect, Why to expect man to be perfect?

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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