A Mascot Called Chu-Ah Poem by Aniruddha Pathak

Public sector's holiest of cows,
Spied when a ticket-less tiny mouse,
Said this strange stow-away:
Frequent I fly this way,
Parasite, pest like you, why this grouse?
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Air India, truly a holy cow, when found mice on board its flight three times in a week, it might look like an opportunity:

An epicurean dining at Crewe
Found a rather large mouse in his stew.
Said the waiter, ‘pray shout
Not, nor wave it about,
Or others will demand one free too'.

Well, if sundry absconders and cheats so many can slip away quietly from the country, why not poor little mouse? Chu-Ah here mimics chuha, Hindi for mouse.
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Happenings | 01.04.16 |