Considerably common, there have been instances for us all as we’ve stood up and gazed upon the night sky full of stars for the longest moments. Ever since ancient times, people have admired the beauty of stars so much as to make them the symbol of hope and a good omen. But consequently of our own actions, times have started to change so much that the sights upon nights of today are but a mere facade, and the only thing that truly remains is the darkest. In the path of change, curiosity, and discovery, human beings have lost the very source that once gave them hope and their will to survive. Moreover, throughout the generations of human advancement and evolution, such things have started to become of less significance to us as they hamper our day-to-day lives in no noticeable way. Today's generations however, could care even more or less about such problems, for they have never seen the subject of beauty and admiration that stars hold. To phrase it more precisely in simple terms, we have become so blind due to our own actions, that we are unable to see the beauty that hides in the night skies.

To us humans today, the starry nights are starting to feel as though they were a relic of the distant past. This too is something for all of us to be blamed for as even the wisest of us failed to preserve the objects with such a magical and inspiring presence. Truly, we humans in the search of gold, have lost the diamonds.

Subhang Shahi Grade: 9 Campion School, Lagankhel