A farewell letter..

Dear Sir,

                All the days along, we always knew there would come a day when we had to go, to write our futures, to seek further compulsions and to reap a life based on the foundation you so handsomely laid. This day would rather have come two years back, but some momentary forces held us for two more years to learn - not only what you taught – but the things that can never be learnt but imbibed - values. The small little talks, the randomly said words, the speeches that you made, always contained a treasure full of wisdom enough to sustain a good life, if given a thought. Not only the infectious smile that you bear but also the charm you possess is something anyone who’d been with you would be envious of. It is only a rare amalgamation in a person that he can be effective yet humorous both at once. With the sheer will, energy, positivity, determination and - what you do best – hard work, every dream you dream for; May that dreams become something you count in your proud achievements. Besides that, the place that you have engraved in the hearts of many futures is something not many can achieve in their lives. Success, money, adulation, achievements has not won over your kindness and gentleness; it still remains the same as it ought to be in the days to come. It seems just a day or two, when we started together, lending our academics to you. But you highly over grossed our expectations by enriching and grooming us so much in these years that we had a lot more in us at the end, than we had previously believed. Ours was much more than a standard student-teacher relation; it was an emotional attachment that we believe will last for what we call a lifetime. In return, we could only try to give you a little happiness, a smile, gleaming eyes with a sense of pride when you look back at us; Hope we didn’t fail in accomplishing that. We, with our truest hearts pray God, may he grant all that you desire for, all that you dream for, all that needs to happen for you to lead a life full of happiness, good health and loads of wealth; that infectious smile too. And one last, very last thing – We will miss you.
                                                                                         Yours adored,
                                                                                             Students.

Posted by Aditya