Fragrance
and more on the environment,
Gratifying
to the parent`s eye,
Bestowing
profound tranquility,
Treasure
of unplumbed depth,
To family
and the Community.
Develop
the child to sooth your hope,
When
your bones desiccate and
Beg
for reposeful serenity.
Prepare
them for the un fathomed voyage ahead,
Make
them sentient to the maze that is the world.
Select
a mother for your children,
Like you
would for a father of your family,
On quality
seedlings rests upon a harvest,
As
the race relies not on a crippled stallion,
For the
“truth eternally stands apart from falsehood”,
By
knowledge are normal societies driven,
On it
stood nations, empires and authorities,
Objectives
achieved through rightful decisions,
Lest
we plan for the belligerent by our negligence,
So
set in a tragedy in universal bigotry.
“Benefit", forsooth, "is my younger son!”,
“Happiness my dear daughter!!”, could a man declare,
In
passionate ownership,
With elevated
reassurance when his kids, by training,
Profit
Society both near and far.
Who by
choice would own the mediocre?
A
misfit who with ignominy,
Attracts
but grief and curses to his parents,
Who then
live in despair and utter misery,
A
rote which, forever, consumes the family.
Children are proceeds of measured investments,
In careful tread on the greasy path,
Of
parenting, nurture, and relationships,
With displeasure
intertwined in endless bliss,
And consequent
cost to the self and resources.
Failure
is fundamental to Negligence,
As
planning is characteristic to excellence,
`Quality recipe requires lots of attention`,
Make
not, by laxity, your child a misfit.
The young
generations are `Hopes for tomorrow`.
Tall
stands education against ignorance,
Colour
your kids with good education,
The young
men, the girls even more so,
A
combined force of value and politesse,
Panacea
for all ill which humanity afflict,
How stifled
is society with unschooled youth?
A
habitat for sickness, poverty and intrigues,
An
object suited for the trash bin of history.
“A
learned person is alive even while he is dead”,
“An
ignoramus is dead while he still lives”.
