When I drive through my home town late at night:
There are drug addicts on bikes with no lights.
There are pale people who walk like zombies.
There seem to be road works on every street.
There are police cars with sirens screaming;
Chasing drivers who have been drinking.
O there are cars that don't stop at junctions
Or roundabouts! This place doesn't function
Normally. Alas,it has not evolved.
There are far too many problems to solve.
It's such a relief,when I drive around
To my grove, and arrive home safe and sound.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Dominic your poem says it all and your well selected graphic is the proof of the pudding for all to see. AFS. And thanks for pulling no punches presenting sadly UK estates after dark. Many thanks and take care. Your graphic reminds me of the Penrhys estate in Rhondda Cynon Taf where angels, the police and ruthless Mexican drug cartels fear to tread.