Rustle beside resonance

By Nasir Uddin Roney Dept. Of Anthropology University of Chittagong
13 December 2004, 18:00 PM
The year, after few days, will be drawn into the black hole of the cosmic era. The world will be adorned insouciantly or intricately to receive the New Year with open arms. With the thrilling resonance, most crucially, we will lose another year of our life, as if a dead leaf falling on ground bumping against gust, rustle beside resonance. Over the year, we've met many.

We've triumphed, we've surrendered, we've shrugged off, and we've riveted on, we've furtively distorted, we've implacably cast down, we've loved amorously, we've reviled venomously, we've seen off with tear, we've received with rapture. But have we ever been ruminated on coming out of our vanity, stereotype, myopia, intoxication, greed? Have we ever thought out of our knowing something may come true?

Rationalists are interrogated by themselves, every year in particular, if they've done anything irrespective of morality and let someone down. Individualistic fundamentalism, growing up with incongruous complacency, a shell, is scoffed; we must come out of. Soon after sore eyes will be dried out synchronising with the hustle and bustle. No matter a short life comes to an end, the senile inexhaustible world drones on every morning. From where we come, where we go back, dark to light, light to dark. End of a year, end of a life, death, which are rustles beside resonance.