Engineer

Finally God made man and stopped

And, I set out from where He stopped;

An engineer! They snapped.

I design, and build, and serve the guild.

From living in caves to flying in planes,

From a thatched hut to Taj Mahal to the skyscrapers of pride,

Crucial role an engineer played.  Played a role in wars that rolled;

My dams regulate the rivers;

Irrigate the fields for much better yields.

From the wheels that make pots;

And satellites that rockets launch

Cars, buses, trucks and bikes;

Space-ships and computer chips,

All these and more, I make.

Walls and bridges as well I build,

On all terrains and in water.

I tunnel the mountains to run the rail;

And under the sea or over,

Built trains that catch the speed of sound;

Made clocks, to count each tick.

I can build an offshore oil-rig

Or dig the desert for it;

I can sip the shale gas out of the rock. 

Let me tell you, simply, this,

The dress you wear is made,

On the sewing machines I made.  

Toys for boys, gadgets for girls,

Submarines, jets, or the Robocops

And dinosaurs of Jurassic parks

Who did make them all?

The engineer! They recall. 

These and more why made them all? 

To ease your life and make you think.

When you can think and do, don’t delay and fool,

For there are problems, you need to solve.

It’s a changing world, changing fast

From change to change, and sought,

Come! Veer, engineer, the change at heart!