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Right to Life without Pollution


We were creation of a prolonged evolution A billion plus nation with a cultural integration Lived in harmony with nature with admiration Daring never to disturb ecological balance That may have given instant gratification Cherishing beauty of fresh air with fascination Alas! Then came the curse of temptation More the merrier became our expression Greed turning into an overpowering fixation We now looked for rampant consumption Polluting clean air and water with little inhibition Throwing bicycles for limousine's aspiration Cultivators now switching to more automation Morphing our cities into state of damnation Toddlers gasping for air after choked with pollution Men and women becoming sick with toxification Governments passing buck having no solution People here talk of right to education Others talk of right to information But I talk only for a life without pollution
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