City Lost Her Capacity

As the city approaches, sights eye sore

Development of infrastructure they claim is the core

Earth get dug up, metro and buildings rise

A day may come in future the city you may praise

As of now chaos reigns, rulers say, prequel to the order

On the roads cacophony of horns, in frustration drivers rage, for peace a murder

You witness tempers flare, for drivers can’t display their driving flair

Dust fills up the air, two wheelers motorists find it settled on their hair

In this urban jungle home becomes your lair

Heaps of waste, one sees, fat deposits on the waist

Processed food, their packaging, root cause for both, as humans turn into sloth

What is in a city one may ask

You find jobs here only, that is a pity

Scavenging kites circle the air no shortage of food for them their populations nature doesn't hem. 

Red Sun has risen, witnessing all in his daily task

Doesn't this frustrate him, one may tend to ask. 

Trees make way for streets and buildings

Human greed can't be sated, remaining trees stand muted.

Once a city of lakes, now, nature it forsakes

The silicon valley copy city, it has lost her capacity.