Treasures of Life

Adolescence, teenage are the thresholds of juicy yet virgin youthfulness. At this delicate stage, if somebody sets in the mind, youth turns lunatic. Both boy and girl, feel craving due to the unknown attraction which hasn’t been experienced by them in their growing age. They try to explore and name it as love. Slowly they come closer, share more of time together. The beginning of relationship is exciting and adventurous. This is first stage of romance.

Like any fruit that is fresh gets stale with the time and loses its shine. It loses its glitter due to rough handling. This is the stage number two. This, second stage, decides whether the relationship grows or declines or even dies.

As the maturity of duo grows with the age, the journey becomes smooth. And suddenly on some unfortunate occasion they face Tsunami or an earthquake in their romance; which can be similar in nature to the recent earthquake experienced by the citizens, off the coast of Honduras.

At Honduras near Tegucigalpa, the Tsunami caused disaster. The stadium wall collapsed, sending people running into the streets. A bridge across Ulua river suffered major damage. Life of the civilians disturbed horribly. Nature became frenetic.

But such Tsunamis are not in our control. We can rarely ward off the outcome in the quakes of our romantic relations too; when the supporting walls crumple or linking bridge collapse. It’s the real testing time when these so called lovers have to prove the strength of their affection.

The time of turbulence is the third stage which decides the depth of the love between these foppish lovers, as they have not yet experienced running in the streets holding their pajamas or petticoats. If they try hard to save their love, employing all the lifesaving and firefighting gadgets and survive the disaster they can be called as TRUE LOVERS and awarded doctorate in the field of ROMANCE.

GJ Bajaj

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