The Koh-i-Noor is a diamond with a long and fascinating history that has been personified in various stories and legends. It is not only a symbol of wealth and power, but it also has the potential to unify Countries and reminds us about the shared histories and cultures of the world. It is also the symbol of BRICS nations to restrain them from fighting wars and maintaining peace and cooperation for a better World.

The life journey and anecdotes from Koh-i-Noor’s experiences will educate the current generations about the impact of colonialism and imperialism, the importance of cultural history, Environment conservation and peacebuilding, emphasise non-violence and living in harmony, and will teach the power of unity. The world’s giant diamond will open the eyes of today’s youth portraying how the leaders and the rulers of the World just for the sake of their own desires destroyed the natural treasure. They fought various battles and wars which not only led to the collapse of civilisations and mankind but also destroyed the Earth’s environment which is the current home to the living beings in the Universe. The personified Koh-i-Noor instils a feeling of awe for the environment and natural resources and their importance.

Koh-i-Noor enlightens the world about the power of perseverance. It has been passed on through the hands of various kingdoms over the centuries but has retained its worth. This teaches us the value of self-perseverance and resilience in the face of adversity. On the other hand, it also reminds us of the fleeting nature of materialistic possessions which are temporary and that one should not be too attached to anything. Hence, Koh-i-Noor acts as a modern philosopher explaining to us the concepts of the materialistic and the temporary World around us.

In conclusion, the poem expresses the unspoken words of a non-living thing who has become wiser than the men of today’s World.