Carpe diem poem.

Limerick.

A satirical poem.

"The over-arching theme for Celebrating Life 2012 is "Celebrating Youth of Bangladesh". With 74% of the country’s population below the age of 30, the youth of Bangladesh is the country’s biggest asset. On one hand they are impressionable, on the other they are powerhouses of potential energy. Their views and opinions will undoubtedly have a significant impact in shaping the future of Bangladesh. Will they follow the tides of society or will they take the roads less traveled? What is the youth of Bangladesh thinking? Who amongst them want to lead the society? Who amongst them are change makers? What are their biggest challenges?

Contestants are allowed complete freedom to explore any subject matter of their choice within this theme. However, we strongly encourage you to broaden your horizon of thinking and take your cameras and pens to the remotest corners of Bangladesh."

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This is a little bit of humor, about the process of reaching old age.

Limerick.

An old man and a young man. One with memories of a life ill spent. The other determined to get at the truth of a great human tragedy. The former teaches the latter that history is not just a compilation of true facts.

If We Could Remove The Veil Of Age Just For a Moment.
What Amazing Things We Might See.

This is a poem about feeling like no where you go is home.

Historical economics.