Nerve-Racking Nonagenarian Poem by Kumarmani Mahakul

We see the people of ninety to ninety nine years old persons in the society who are known as nonagenarian. Somewhere nonagenarians are in great mental stress. Though they are weak and need hospitality still than strong in mind and morality. A nonagenarian is an advisor in some families but the family members can't accept. Sons or daughters go to their service places by bus or train in hurried mood. So they cannot serve their old aged parents for which they depend upon their grand children. In children's brain the behaviour of their parents is compacted. Maximum nonagenarians are moral in character. They are devotees and they pray God having knee down. They maintain purity and keep nonviolence, truth even if the harm wishing people respect them. We can see nerve racking nonagenarians in ghetto means in a part of city occupied by the poor. Here the kinfolks do not treat them properly. Here value education should be provided. Though nonagenarian have low vision and low appetite, speaking in low voice still than their thinking power is high. We must serve them properly and timely because our turn is coming soon. This is the theme of the poem in brief and is written in Deogarh, Odisha, India on this day of 15th November,2014. It is dedicated to the people of the World.
Glossary
Nerve-racking - inflicting great mental stress
Nonagenarian -People of 90 to 99 years old
Compact - closely and neatly packed together
Malevolent - wishing harm to other
Ruth - feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes for other
Ghetto - part of a city occupied by the poor
Motto -the aim and ideals of a family
Strife - struggle, conflict
Alleviate - mitigate