"From the early stage of their lives Treated as if they don't have rights Roaming about on the streets even at night Longing for love and care Not even from their parents that sent them Crying and screaming to them Not wanting to leave Going to where they are known by none All in the name of seeking knowledge From some half baked scholars Who send them begging for food Searching for sustenance and not fortune Used and abused Neglected and abandoned Deprived from living a normal life They too are children Born not to be sent away Born not to be ditched Without a place to sleep Nor food to eat Not even clothes to wear They too deserve love They have rights To live happily with their parents They have rights To good education Love and care Something they crave for From their parents and the society Not to be defamed and shamed We all should wake up Let's join our hands Together we can change their lives With an aching heart And a loud voice I ask Are the Almajiris our biggest challenge or deepest regret? And are they invisible or just choose to be ignored?"