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Which is BETTER..FORMER OR LATTER?? ... in the loving memory of college days

 

Dad used to give us a measly Rs. 1000/- per month,

in that we were not only able to eat stomachs fill,


but we were able to save too!!!


Now we earn a sum of 10K+, we have no idea


where it goes, let alone saving it!!


Which was better, the former or the latter???









6 subjects per sem, 6 different teachers!


One project since we joined


and just one manager!!


Which was better, the former or the latter???

We used to make notes;

we used to study for ranks!!


Now we scan thru our mails;


we struggle for our ratings!!!


Which was better, the former or the latter???









We have still not forgotten the people


in the next section!!!


Now we don't even know who sits


in the next cubicle!!!


Which was better, the former or the latter???

After getting back from a tiring play,

we used to do our home work!!


Now who knows/cares about home;


all we do is just work!!!


Which was better, the former or the latter???









We knew our history and economics!!


Now let alone reading books,


we don't even catch up with the daily news!!!


Which was better, the former or the latter???









We had an aim in life;


behind our backs we had our teachers!!


Now we have no idea about the


future nor do we find any


one who would tell us anything!!!


Now just ask yourself,


which was better,


the former or the latter

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Comments

Monika kumari said…
This post creatively uses the contrast between ‘former’ and ‘latter’ to compare college days with work life, which is a fun and relatable way to reflect on change over time. In English grammar, ‘former’ refers to the first of two things mentioned, while ‘latter’ refers to the second — a useful way to avoid repetition when you’re describing two options or periods of life. Your examples resonate because many of us do look back fondly at earlier experiences (the former) and compare them with how different things are now (the latter), and understanding this distinction enriches both our language and the message you’re sharing here.

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