"The Society of the Disinherited (The Poem of the Common People)" is a social poem that addresses the injustices and struggles of the marginalized. Through powerful verses, the author reveals the stark and silenced realities of those less privileged. The poem invites us to reflect on the world and question the status quo. With a mixture of melancholy, anger and hope, it offers a poetic testimony of resistance. It gives voice to the excluded and challenges established norms. It is a cry of solidarity and a celebration of humanity in its struggle for justice and equality. Each piece of writing is a window into the experiences of the disadvantaged. The poem seeks to sensitize the reader to social realities. It is a work that leaves a deep impression and motivates action. "The Society of the Disinherited" is a call for empathy and transformative action.