To
Whomsoever
It may
Concern
An expat came visiting me
Clicked he not pictures of me
Instead he went touring my
city
Clicking garbage and sewage
obscene
He says,
“India is the dirtiest city
he has ever seen
Don’t you have enough funds to
keep it clean?”
I sweep my eyes over
Not too extraordinary for me
Not the stink
Nor the filth
This is very normal
I think
Ground is painted artistically
red
With Paan stains that my
countrymen spat
Browned are the walls with
urine and mess
Trees on the road are dusty,
never fresh
To discard a paper
No bin for miles on
street
It is slippery to use Public
toilets
Too much water overflow from
sink
Wild pigs, dogs, mountain
goats,
And sometimes even cows,
They always sit in the middle
of busy road,
Chewing on a cud, relaxed
Expat says,
“Why you Indian are
vegetarians?
Why do your people starve?
Catch those fearless
Animals on streets and
Cook them for your lunch
Is there something I could
do?
Change habits of my
countrymen
If only I could
Give me some solution
My city is no zoo
Give me a clean city
Let me breathe fresh air too
Use our tax money wisely
Show me that you care
Thank
You
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