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Swans are beautiful and pleasing to the sense of sight but they are not musical like cuckoos. They make sounds but hardly do they pour out their melody that provides food for your emotions. This has led to a popular legend: a swan is capable of singing a song that is as beautiful to the sense of hearing as it is to the sense of sight. People, very few in number, hear its music, because it only sings only once in its lifetime, so the idea is that if you come across a swan that is about to meet its end, it lets out the most surprising sound that you have ever heard.
Taking this fact into account, the last work of an artist, maybe a book or anything that offers you perennial value can be considered their swan song that speaks volumes about their golden career or any lifetime achievement they have had to their credit in their chosen field of activity.
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Jitendra Das
Jitendra Das holds a Master's Degree in LIS and in Public Administration. He has been awarded with KVS National Incentive Award from the MoE, GOI .By virtue of his creative on his own right, he has participated in State-level literary get-togethers of the great and the good organized in the City with recitation of his self-composed English poems, as well as, poems written in his own mother tongue. The sheer simplicity of his wording in words of single syllables backed by a lucid style and felicities of expression inspired him to look on a piece of poetry as an object of love, and one who champions it is considered as a poet of merit.
