Nature Unfair?

First a little poem of mine :

Uska Kasoor?

signal par
wo bheekh mangta bachcha,
haddi-haddi nang-dhadang jism
bahti naak aur
registaani zameen sa rookha
dhool se sana sar

khel-khilaune
aur basta uthaane ki umr mein
bojh dho raha hai
apne kutumb ka!

nischal, kaatar aankhein uski
maano poochhti hain
ki kasoor kya hai uska?

kyun zindagi ne uske
bachpan ka gala ghontkar
kafan ki tarah daal di hai uspar
chaadar gareebi ki?



The nature is so perfect that even the Scientist like Stephen Hawkins in his book "The Brief History of Time" came close to the acceptance of a divine power for such an extraordinary ideal situation for the "life" to begin on this planet (though he denied it as a work of God) and the great Einstein talked about "the necessity for a beginning" and eventually to "the presence of a superior reasoning power."

If the nature is so perfectly balanced that it seems almost flawless, why there would be unfairness towards the like of the child discussed in the poem?

I have a theory about it :
Apart from our physical existence, each of us, I believe, basically is a bundle of impressions which get shaped by our actions (shall we call it soul?) and then when gross body expires these impressions still linger on in the environment and take the shape of new life forms, these impressions may be good or bad or evil, and based on that they may face differing outcomes as decided by the nature. Hence we see someone fortunate and someone with misfortune - without seemingly obvious fault of there own! This may happen right from the begining as to how and where and to whom they are born and may keep happening thereafter.

This is my take on Karma, Soul and Re-birth. Because I don't believe the nature which is so perfect can fail when it comes to the core value of equality or fairness.

What say?
(No feedback now-a-days makes me feel sad)
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