LOVE AT FIRST TAG - Gen_next Poetry

  It is said, "External beauty without the depth off a kind soul is merely decoration". Today's generation is so much into speed that everything for them is never a gradual process, they always want it to be instantaneous. With the growth in the technology the mere thought of a proper relationship, which was earlier supposed to be a decent gradient based process, is just a thought. The world for many of us now is just in the 40 x 20 p window of status waiting to be chilled with a new one every day. This has significantly clouded over the relationships dark enough to ruin it. "The things we are experiencing and ones we are about to see needs a bit old fashioned" - Avengers 1, seems be true for the current scenario. We need to be as before if we want our things to workout. It is said that the strength and bond of a relationship is based on understanding and also knowing each other in all perspectives. What social network developments have done is that they have removed the reality from the equation. 

We now find many young lads, firing up by saying "relationship sucks!!!", ironically they haven't have had the true taste, the subtle essence of the being in one. As the dating standards have raised, the problem comes double folded. People now want to be so fast in a relationship, they no longer pay any attention in bonding or the feeling of togetherness (wasn't it the basic concept).What we have now is just similar to the concept of "Veg Biryani", exactly, it doesn't exist. Just to make it clear of being a benign hypocrite, I eat my Pulaao calling it Veg Biryani. As far as an individual is considered he/she should just pay more attention to the little things like walking at night, slow talks, a bike ride etc. rather than the "Climax". Even I, as an individual get very excited when I see an opposite sex personification tagging me on Facebook or Instagram but that's just hormones spiking and nothing else. To make it work I should then hold on to it in times of merry and pain. That's how it is supposed to be. 

/* EPILOGUE  :- After writing this piece of text the writer (me!!) get's up walks up kisses his wife on forehead, "Happy to have you every morning", And gives a one last look to the text from a distance, "seems like my biography"(with pauses), After looking back to his wife "though we too started with 'Love At First Tag', didn't we". */