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WE TOO ARE ORPHANS


They cry to us for help always like beggars,

We are their blood but we block our ears from their cries.

We said all must suffer as we did in the past,

This selfish life of ours!

This wickedness of our!

 

We need to know

We are all orphans

Though, grown up now.

 

Let protect

The little orphans,

The dying orphans,

The suffering orphans,

The hungry orphans,

The naked orphans,

The poor  orphans.

 

Let us be their parents for now,

Let’s extend our hands of kindness to them.

We too are orphans in this world.

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