Composition | A Neighbour

A neighbour is someone who lives close to you, either in the same house or on the same street. They may not live in the exact same neighborhood, but they are nearby.

Humans are social beings. Unlike animals, most people don't live alone in the forest, unless they are very primitive or very holy. Long ago, people did live in forests like animals. They only cared about themselves and surviving. But over time, they realized that living together had advantages. It was necessary for their survival because they could protect themselves from wild animals. So they formed societies and learned to live together as neighbours.

Our neighbours are like companions to us, whether we are doing well or facing difficulties. They often help us more than our own close family members. That's why we assign duties and responsibilities to our neighbours, because they are always there with us.

It's our responsibility to treat our neighbours well. We should share in their happiness and sadness. We should support and protect them when they are in danger. We should take care of them when they are sick. If our neighbours are poor, we should help them with money and try to ease their suffering. When they need food, we should provide it. If any of our neighbours are bad people, we should try our best to help them become better. We should not have any hatred towards our neighbours.

So, having a good neighbour is a wonderful thing for a person. That's why all of us should strive to be good neighbours and help each other in any way we can.