CLEAN AIR

From Sampath’s Desk:

 



  

CLEAN AIR

 

Oh, the invisible and intangible yet invaluable air;

You are our present and future;

Being uniquely designed incorporeal gift of Mother Nature;

And ever crawling around the planet for our welfare!

 

Without you, life will be disastrous;

Imagining your absence is preposterous;

The vacuum will be perilous;

Even to think of it is dangerous!

 

Air is the lifeline;

Pollution will make you pay a heavy fine;

Extend a helpline;

And be on the frontline and maintain discipline;

 

You’re a Divine Grant to mankind;

The origin of you is impossible to find;

Also called wind;

You're discernible only to the body and mind!

 

You are our soul and life architecture;

You are indispensable for human infrastructure;

You are the guarantor of optimal temperature;

Without you, nothing will be safe and secure!

 

Atmosphere * has different layers;

Each having its characteristic features;

Polluting it has diverse adverse consequences;

The upper Ozone with distinctive texture being our fortress!

 

Let's now pass a resolution;

To stop the air pollution;

With many a positive action;

Let's improve the human living condition!

 

Take a vow to adopt lifestyle change:

And overcome the air pollution challenge;

Before it goes out of the edge;

If you abuse, it will take revenge!

 

Pollution-free life should be in our conscience;

Spread the awareness;

Act with sense and swiftness;

That should be our sole business!

 

 

(R.SAMPATH)

28/9/2021


*  Atmosphere consists of Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Exosphere, Ionosphere, Exosphere and Magnetosphere.

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