One Dream

Suddenly, I found myself sitting in front row of regional languages preservation committee, listening to lectures of some unrecognisable, unnamed person. Me sitting in the front row itself was a hazy one. It seemed the lecture was on how we can save our diminishing, under threat regional languages. The protagonist was highlighting points, where all we are going wrong and what immediate steps we need to take to prevent our regional languages extinction. He strongly stressed on the point, why actually our local languages are under constant threat by foreign languages.

The reasons he gave were:

• Being a social animal, human desperately and constantly crave for new methods, ways of life. Moreover, new attributes of life. Being an attribute of life, language also fails to quench the thirst of creativity in humans. So he starts to lean towards foreign languages in search of something new and inspiration.
• Being an intelligent animal, human always try to have something which others don't have. Introduction of a foreign body into their life will have great influence and he starts to own the foreign body instantaneously. This instantaneous reaction starts to spread parasitically to accept the foreign body as their own body. Foreign language also acts as a foreign body and starts to replace the local component of it.

With these factual points the protagonist finished his lecture and the whole committee started clapping to appreciate his viewpoints. The clapping sound began to increase and seemed to last forever. In a move to stop it, I stood on my legs to find my time alarm sirening in an effort to wake me up. Imagining the alarm as clapping crowd, I hit it on its head to stop its nagging sound.