Being orphan
I've trouble meeting two ends meet
No home to live, no food to eat
Being an orphan is such a curse
Everyone in society treat you worse
No family to call my own
No roof for shade over my head
Struggling to make my place
This earth so wide, yet so scarce
My sister the only person I do love
She cares a lot about money I earn
Her home is all I have to call mine
But rarely in their I am ever invited
The land where I reside
Has many houses by seaside
As the tides soar and ebb
My breath I release to let sorrows fade
Will I ever have a partner right
A loving family to call my own
A warm and snugly cozy home
Wherein I can feel my pains go
Like a wayfarer I travel far and wide
Seen places new and lived with strangers few
Moment seems hours to me when I'm happy
But these are often seconds that stays here with me
I won't call it injustice of God
There are many like me suffering alone
This is duniya wherein is our home
The sky my roof and soil my floor