Once
it was
A
fishing ground for the locals
Every
morning and evening
The
fishing enthusiat gathered at the mining pond
With
their fishing rods and flies
Under
the canopy of leaves and light shadows
They
stood there smoking cigarettes oblivious of time
Across
the street the food court stalls
The
human chattering
The
steamed smoke and ordering
The
cigarettes puffing around the stalls
The
constant human movements
Not
many would look at the fishing
They
were in tune with their food
One
day 2 Indian men drowned
They
went too deep into the mining pond
People
around hardly notice the tragedy
By
the time they did it was too late
The
men died trying to earn some income..
Now
the town council put up notice
No
fishing for anyone around the mining pond
Too
many buried souls soaked under the dark water
Of
the decades the mining pond is left as it is
It
is a history of broken affairs, greed and losses
Under
the dark water of lives gone without goodbyes
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