A beautiful cow- writhing for water; 
I rushed to fetch some and cursing her tormentor, 
Picked a bucket and for a fountain, I rushed; 
And I collected some dripping from the rocks parched.
Her pained balls- roving around for some drops; 
But gushing- I could see no crops; 
The vision of exasperating Mother Cow, 
Seeing water, parched nation and raving crows.
The pain- she was dead, water was not in her fate, 
I did fetch water for her, but too late; 
But it was not her fault, 
Then who is to blame for this jolt? 
Alas! Mother Cow has to die for water and space; 
As we live in a secular, socialist republic, with an ugly face. 
 
FROM: 
DR. YOGESH SHARMA                
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
 
                    