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Creative Writing: Black Day For Humanity

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Anonymous day , neither exsistence of humanity nor animal. Niether water to drink nor food for survival . It was Black day for humanity and only few persons left in human race. The Place for which the humans in kalyuga fought was now used as shelter by them. They took shelter at the holy parts of Indian heritage like temples , forts ,specimens, libraries with ancient books. Simple Question was posed by extincts to god about reason of destruction which is now called end of kaliyuga.

Near the tank of Golden temple kid was hungry and waiting for someone to arrive and feed him. Only granthis were present to preserve the holy book of Sikhism. Suddenly an old man with long white beard, white clothes arrived with the pieces of rotis nearby him. He was ray of hope for a kid. He grabbed the pieces from hand of old man and said “Thank you lord for food ”.

“Hey, eat it slowly” replied by old man.

Kid cried facing the sky as like he was reverently asking the reason of destruction to Lord. He didn’t said thank you to the creator of world, but to the person who feeded him. “Can I ask you one question?”said by kid.

“Yes, it’s right of every child to ask his creator?” in delighted mood old man replied.

“Why lord is so much crucial that he decided to finish the human race?”.Kid asked

Old man smiling a bit and said “ My …show more content…

As the human himself was threat to mankind that can lead to destruction. A prominent thought decides to be human or demon. Country was not divided in many states but it was divided in two parts. One the humans violating the universal principles just for sake of better living with aminities and other the humans sacrifies their lives just for some sort of principles gifted to them by their ansectors or they may have gained from somewhere. Finally inspite of facing all these problem it was difficult to prove that India is still incredible in current

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