Singing your song, Tagore.

In your contemplation, I speak in my voice, Shesher Kobita.

"The world has been taken over my minor aristocrats- in politics, literature and society. They lack seriousness, all of them, for they have no faith in themselves." - Amit Rai, Farewell Song.

Replete with specialists, connoisseurs, and veterans of societal, artistic and, political fame, existing as discrete entities, the world has been divided by great men. It is a "notice and nod business". Because of the exhaustive "to-do list", and enormous struggle, in a layout of expectations, self-actualization needs, responsibilities, they loose faith in their rationality. Those who don't, set out on a path, leading to pretense,and fabricated happiness. Such great men then deliver great performance, without serving the real cause.

"If men surrender their authority, women will at once begin to dominate. The dominance of the weak is a fearsome thing"- Amit Rai, Farewell Song.

With such sternness, this has been said, that I cannot eschew it. I doubtlessly, completely, terribly, and of course reasonably detest such an extreme statement presenting an unequivocal, and unabridged truth. A woman, an epitome of love, self-sacrifice, order, happiness, and completeness should never come second to anyone. Undoubtedly, a woman reigns supreme, and when she faces supremacy, she becomes second to a man. A woman, finds real happiness, not in power, but in submission. She, clearly deserves respect, but in submission she gets everything.

"Punctuality is for those, who have plenty of time to spare"- Amit Rai, Farewell Song.

Any order imposed, or a constrained situation, demands a man who in his discipline, has found, either beauty or ugliness and, appreciates it no end. A free floating leaf can fall anywhere on the ground, and its motion is what should be noticed. For those who have all the time in the world, will see a fallen leaf, lying on the ground, while others will watch it fall.

"Ageing occurs when we remain static"- Amit Rai, Farewell Song.

With learning comes great power, with movement we find life, for growth is exhilarating, and moments are added. I always wondered, if I was scared of growing outwards without growing inwards, and when I read this line, I found my answer in clear words. Another interesting advice from a friend " What all is not taking you forward, is definitely taking you backward."