The natural disasters ,all throughout in the last few years ,is a terrible mandate cast by man’s insane radicalism.
The Chilean earthquake a couple of days back is of 8.8 magnitude.
The Haitian quake gobbled hundreds of thousands of people. a month back.
The Indonesian disturbance devoured thousands a few months ago.
The floods also added to the misery.
These disasters forewarn the habitants of a further dangerous perils ahead.
If not taken seriously , a wash away of mankind is almost a reality in course of time.
The mourns and wails make us dizzy.
The cry and grief turns us melancholic.
The sobs and disaster render us mute.
yet life goes on.
The attack of nature is a reciprocal to man’s misdoings.
His unmindful destruction of forests, unlawful reclamation of land from the sea, unjustifiable pollution of water sources, indistinct effort to castigate the legal ramifications have driven Nature to act in vengeance.
Yet life goes on.
The seemingly visible reinforcements to protect nature are but a real chivalrous momentum of reluctance.
The grand eloquence displayed in summits and conferences is a bombastic preface that need real enforcement.
The indulgence in manipulating a string of chaotic accentus to the harmony has struck Mother Nature with a strong blow,that a minor friction to the regular relation causes a terrible annihilation.
Yet life goes on.
The imprudent discoveries ,the unnatural inventions, the artificial impregnation, the violent turn from the accepted norms have marred the peaceful existence.
Yet life goes on.
The tortuous deeds, the polluted emissions, the usurping inclinations, the frivolous masquerades, the infirmities , the treachery, the ambiguity, the suspicion , that rule the land have bitten the equanimity of the natural environment.
Yet life goes on.
No attempt to reinstate the lost complacency is to be found.
No effort to reinforce the principles that govern nature is to be tracked.
No allurement to fatten tha already skinny bag of bones that dominate the world in its entirety is to be traced.
A shudder passes through the spine.
Nature is taking its toll.
God forbid!
