The author’s feelings as he walked home on the rainy night of Sunday, July 3rd 2005.
Strange ‘tis,
Walking in the rain
The path to your home
Headlights behind you.
Bent poles, dangling cables-
A myriad of carelessness.
The darkness, the wetness-
You are almost in the ditch.
Wailing hawkers, haggling buyers-
Indifferent to sounds’ enveloping pitch.
On the day’s deathbed, the blackness
Thickens then comes quietness.
What’s left for today is a mess
Dirt: dumped cans, polythene bags, junk
All aspiring to be the foundation
Of our tomorrow’s environment.
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