A FORD THEN, NOW A CYCLE-THAT ERA OF TOGETHERNESS..

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As the world has moved ages ahead on modernity and practical indulgence, there are people who are held into the traditional system of love that as quoted by Robert Browning says, “Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be, the last of life, for which the first was made. Our times are in his hand who saith, 'A whole I planned, youth shows but half; Trust God: See all, nor be afraid!”

We see our parents happily committed to their silent romanticism and comparitively we see ourselves struggling to understand eachother to fall apart when it is the time to commit on extreme phobia. We are loud and insecure to paste ourselves on social sites to prove that we are together and we are emotionally close. We look for gliterati and show-buzz in framing relationships. Love is seen as a restriction and the zeal to hold onto it as a burden. Nobody wants solutions but they are stuck onto the fact of self-fulfillment. It is a tick marked business now which examines compatibilty in the name of appearance, sexual appeal and future perspective of security. Our parents just knew togetherness in hardships and difficulties. They knew humane.

A Ford then- Till death does us apart..
Now a cycle- That love thing is so uncool..
                                                      Saluting that era of togetherness..

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