oh sweet, my loving mother!
how enigmatic, your tender touch,
petals on your saree sway,
just like you sway in my heart.
of umpteen miseries you have within,
of closed shackles, you frown upon;
tell me mother.
I long to see your glowing face, mother;
to touch your feet, to hold your hand,
and, induce all your sorrows upon mine,
oh mother, would you let me?
I long to see your fragrant smile, mother
I long to smell your unbound aura,
I long to feel your voice upon mine, mother..
only if i was omnipotent, I could join you for dinner tonight, mother
only if I could break this social labyrinth of distance,
only if I could....
you are my wall, and I'm your graffitti, mother
I long to see you, mother,
forever and ever more....
- Author: ironmaiden_81186 ( Offline)
- Published: December 24th, 2010 06:05
- Comment from author about the poem: I really missed my mom yesterday..haven't seen her in 8 months...:(
- Category: Family
- Views: 40
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Comments5
thanks a lot isabella...
Wow. It is sweet....and a fascinating perspective on our relationships with our loving mothers. I am so very sorry you have to be away from yours....mine is my best friend and I get to see her daily, thankfully....it is as Isabella says, deep, and also bittersweet for its longing. It is so sad....I wish in vain to comfort you.
thank you for understanding the pain...thank you so very much
I'm so sorry you haven't been able to see your mum for eight months 🙁 I hope you'll get the chance soon! Beautiful poem, by the way...!
Dear respected ironmaiden_81186,
Your love for your mother is revealed
Here I understand your great anxiety
Of course, not seeing mother is tragic
I appeal to God to show you a way
Please find a way to meet her
At least once in a month dear
As mother only made us come
We must try to go very close
Your poem is indeed well-written
Depicting a mother's greatness
Thanks for this really touching one
May the Almighty do the needful.
With best wishes, Thanking you, Yours truly,
mvvenkataraman
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