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Selfish!


 

Everyone is selfish.

Everyone is selfish except that owner. When the father dies, the child is for the father and not for himself Crying, thinking that father is fulfilling all his needs Who would do it now?

If the mother dies, the child is for the mother and not for himself Crying, thinking that the most in the world Mother loves her child, now who will give this love?

When the husband dies, the wife weeps, even for herself. Not for the husband, thinking that Husband is her maintenance Did the duty, who will do it now?

When the wife dies, the husband weeps, even for himself. Not for the wife, thinking that the wife owned the house, Who will fill his void?

But very few think about it and eye Drop the water, alas! My father/my mother/my What will be treated in the grave with husband/my wife! How selfish people we are!

But We have an owner whoall kinds Above all interests, He loves His servants selflessly. He created, sustains, protects, He has drowned in so many laws that are ours Unthinkable!

Everything I see is happening under His authority. Still disobeying him, away from him Wandering far and wide, then when He was returning to him in a panic after a panic Waiting for me.

He waits for no interestdoing? Have any interest? Ah! Who owns us, I don't know, I don't know at all. We have time for 'all selfish men', But what time is there for the selfless owner...?

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