This poem explores the cycle of life from birth to death, emphasizing how we are all born alone and will ultimately die alone despite forming relationships along the way. It notes how one is alone with parents as a child, then alone with a spouse to raise responsibilities of one's own children who will eventually leave and be alone themselves, continuing the cycle. The only thing that remains with us when we are alone, even in death, is the good deeds we did in life, though they alone cannot save us without the mercy of God.

1. Alone! | AbuAmanAminNoorah 2016
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Alone!
Somewhere, I was born. Alone!
From then on
I am with my parents
And siblings
And relatives
And friends too!
Now, where am I?
Somewhere, with someone. Alone!
Without my parents
And siblings
And relatives
And friends too!
I alone and someone alone!
Now become a pair!
Out to rear
And bear:
Responsibilities.
Responsibilities of what?
Being responsible for someone alone!
This is the cycle. They say.
That goes round and round.
And this someone is our child.
And it too has to leave us alone!
Alone somewhere to live alone!
Alone with someone alone:
Called a wife.
Alone! For how long?
Until the absence of either one.
Again to be alone!
Alone. Even in the grave! Alone.
But one thing stays with us alone.
This is so called good deeds we did.
So called because that alone
Cannot save us alone.
But for the mercy of One. Alone.
Who else can?
But the All-Merciful alone!