Goodmorning midnight...

Good Morning -- Midnight --
I'm coming Home --
Day -- got tired of Me --
How could I -- of Him?

Sunshine was a sweet place --
I liked to stay --
But Morn -- didn't want me -- now --
So -- Goodnight -- Day!

I can look -- can't I --
When the East is Red?
The Hills -- have a way -- then --
That puts the Heart -- abroad --

You -- are not so fair -- Midnight --
I chose -- Day --
But -- please take a little Girl --
He turned away!(Emily Dickinson)

Today after giving my little one breakfast i played with him for a while and then when he got tired i curled him in my lap and turned on my computer... typed www.pkpolitics.com and watched a video of the program '50 minutes', hosted by Abdul Rauf. In next 5 minutes i was trying hard not to cry...but my throat ached and eyes wept...and i could do nothing about it!The program was on child education and different educationists and social workers were seated to discuss the grim stiuation poor childern are stuck into. The video opened with a small moive clips of childern who ran away from school because of poor enivorenment and particularly due to the teacher with a huge stick and cruel beating. My heart is still crying at the fact that while we focus on providing love and affection and best of everything to our little ones there are other innocent childern who are getting nothing from life.I am not human if i only look after my childern and think i have done my duties as a human... i will do everything i can to give a smile on their face, if can just proived food for any poor child and help in anyway i will. It might not be a great scale effort... i might not be creatng an organisation to help them but just little things that i know i can do ..donate something, give charity,be modest in my expenditures so i can give away as much as i take for myself and try to help always and everytime i feel i can help __a little one standing on a road,with dusty face and tears lurking in his eyes ... i will. We should all do! or these innocent childern will always be waking up to say, 'goodmorning midnight!'