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MY LAST DAY AT COLLEGE (Outstanding) Like an old photograph, Time can make a feeling fade. But the memory of happy days Stays and never fades away. In the storehouse of my college memories, the last day at college occupies a prominent place. Every moment of it is still fresh in my mind. My feelings on that day were a mixture of joy and sadness. I was happy because I had completed a part of my education. I was sad because I was going to leave my friends and my college. The students of my section had decided to arrange a party in the honour of our worthy professors. I got up early in the morning and rode my bicycle to the college. As I was going to college, the memory of my first day at college; two years back, look hold of my mind. I remembered my excitement and nervousness of that day. I was afraid of the jokes and ridicule of senior boys. Then with a smile, I thought of the time when I myself was a senior student. And I had played many jokes on the first year students. Filled with these strange thoughts I reached the college. It has been rightly said:

“ Things that were hard to bear are sweet to remember.” A few of my friends had already come. We started making preparations for the parly. Our professor of English was nice and kind enough to guide and help us in the arrangements of the party. The principal of our collcge was the Chief Guest. I conducted the function. On behalf of my class fellows, I thanked all of our professors. I expressed my feelings of gratitude for my learned professors who had been so helpful and kind to us during our stay at college for two years. I offered my deepest regard to the worthy principal for his love and kindness to the students. I said that we were departing with heavy hearts and should ever remain thankful to our teachers for their valuable guidance. In the end I quoted:

“The happiest memories are of moments that end when they should have.” Then the Chief Guest delivered us a farewell speech. His speech was blended with tender and touching sentiments. It showed his deep love for the students. He advised us to work hard in life and wished a bright and successful future. Then we had group-photo with our professors and the worthy principal. Then we took tea, sweets and fruit. Now it was the time to leave the college. I felt a touch of grief. My eyes were slightly wet. As I stepped out of the massive gate of the college, I felt that my heart was full of love for all. There was not a bit of malice for anybody. My eyes were wet and my heart was crying with emotions:

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Farewell, my friends! Farewell, my foes! My peace with these, my love with those.