Is life supposed to be FAIR?

Amidst our cries that pierce the night,

In ceaseless sorrow and endless blight,

We bemoan life's supposed lack of care,

As if it's owed to us, this notion rare.

Do we know the rules by which all is run,

The laws that govern stars, planets and sun,

Perhaps fairness is a concept we impose,

On the world that exists beyond our throes.

Is it possible, that in the tapestry of fate,

Unfairness and justice are but a human debate,

A mere figment of our limited perception,

A construct that we use to give direction.

So let us pause and contemplate,

As we navigate life's uncertain state,

For perhaps the notion of fairness we adore,

Is just an illusion, nothing more.