physical possessions
There was a girl who was hit by a flood
Covered with mud
And blood
she begged for aid
Hoping to persuade
All those that claimed to be conveyed
In his religion in his way
But they only displayed
Their power over her
Showing off what they thought they earned
But little did they know
That it was Allah's blessing to them
For him to give and take as he pleases
One day the rich came and looked down at the girl
Ew covered in mud
Wrecked in a flood
And so caked in blood
They all hurried away
But this little girl grew
her lord gave her power
Wealth
And status
And she used it for good
To give away food
And help those with wealth
Lesser than hers
One day the girl saw an orphan
So she gave her a portion
Of the wealth she was granted
In the orphan she planted
A tree
Worth more than all that
Money could buy
How could she deny
What the lord implied
All she could do was comply
So don't be sad
When you aren't given power
Rather be glad
For everything else
Just remember things are aren't always as they seem
The lord the supreme
Might just favor you
So maybe they have wealth
But he gave you health
Everything isn’t in parallel
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