The Mockery of Mother Nature

The sweltering heat of the sun

Made him suffer of dehydration

The death of his old granny

Due to the severe heat intensity

Added insult to the injury

He moves from the tap lazily

With the bucket full to fill the cooler

Sun laughed at his sad plight

And mocked at him

"You'd 've poured the same water to the trees!"

The illegal factories of the town

Clouded the clouds not to rain

The death of his mother, Madison

Due to meagre amount of grain

Made his mind worsen

His dried eyes tirelessly works in the factory den

To at least full fill his belly at least a day with a bun

Sun laughed at his troubles

And ridiculed at him

"You'd 've shed the same sweat in your fields!"

The foul smell from the dumping yard of the factory

Made them incapable to take a deep breath easily

Mother nature had felt sad for their sad extremity

And had advised them to dump it in her belly

Now there's not a feet left clean in the city

Citizens pleaded mother nature to forgive

Mother nature full of anger responded firmly

"I can only bear waste not carelessness"

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