What a life anomaly

Oh! My Dear God can you please

Explain why in your so wonderful

World things move so strange like

In lives of haves & have-nots both

Outcome unable can live pleased

As expected & desirable as much

But feel deprived & helpless only

As need forbear or look hard luck

Some are surrounded by so many

Lovingly care but felt harassment

And some people are alone in life

As got none think concern & love

Some have ample to eat & waste

Since got no value or are dieting

Or not allowed on health ground

And some have to starve be poor

Some have fountain & swim-pool

In the house as sign of rich person

And many oblige walk miles daily

Plus queue fetch few bucket water

Some so lucky have wardrobe full

Choose which outfit likes to wear

But dresses scanty term as stylish

And many lack even least to wrap

Some have so nice big apartment

But only few ones to live in there

And at other places so big family

But small place cause live cramp

Some born as blessed get chance

And facility study as much want

But have got no interest educate

And some strive if could succeed

Some powerful find any job easy

Though may fail to perform well

But competent & very deserving

Wander in search of right work

Some blessed never have to face

Any difficulty & pain of dismay

And some seem fated just suffer

As nothing destined nice as bliss

Some have everything may hope

Still not happy like own creation

And some live longing fulfill wish

But suffer in fortitude with smile

Some never live cordially & nice

With even own family & related

And few unrelated be so friendly

Exist really dear & close to heart

Some not liked ones force meet

As obligated interact regularly

But unfortunately unable meet

Desired one & wait find chance

Likewise we can see many states

Wonder logic your rule of justice

Look people effort for the reason

And at times feel happy see bless

Unaware of destined future plan

Music now Playing "Heaven bound"

Composed & played by John Torp

Used with Permission

Background by John Torp

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