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The Bombay Train Song
He hangs on dangling handholds
As the train sways and careens
Endless nondescript buildings unfold
Their secrets as the tired warrior returns.


The day is over the night falls
Thickly through the barricaded windows
The man’s sleepy head lolls
On his shoulder in a dream disturbed.


The days are a hard white collar brawl
The sleepless night stretches ahead
There’s no space for a fly to crawl
The morning paper is still unread.


You who sleep standing
Don’t drool on his shirt
It will cost him a lot of spending
If you pour on him all your dirt.


Plastic bags, umbrellas, Tiffin
The rack is full and the seats overflow
What is that smell Peter Griffin?
Is it the Sewri sewers overflowing?

Beware of pickers of pockets
Who surround and slash with knife
Careful of your arm’s sockets
Lest they dislocate and misery make life.


Welcome to Bombay’s bustling trains
Hold on fast as if you are insane!
Written by: John Matthew

Book: Reflection on the Important Things