Orphan

Orphan

I’m orphan,

father I do not have,

mother I never know,

at the mercy of society,

I live.

I’m orphan,

parents I know from

pictures,

their voices I did not hear,

their hearts- I never know.

I’m orphan,

I live alone,

bear burden alone,

weep and laugh alone,

counselor I do not have,

adviser far from

my four walls,

confidant-someone plays

this role.

Love-kindness-feeling

cord of union in

parent-child relation,

I do not have;

when tired,

no one to encourage me,

when needs a little push,

no one to do it for me,

when sick,

no one at my bedside.

When hungry,

I beg for food,

when thirsty-I beg for

water,

when cloth is torn,

I look for a good Samaritan,

when shoes are worn out ,

plantar replaces shoes.

Immediate home-I lost,

social unit-family-

I never have.

Being an orphan

I’m lonely,

I’m abandoned,

I’m deserted,

I’m forsaken,

I’m cast aside,

I’m stranded

I’m neglected,

I become empty.