THROUGHOUT THE AGESA Poem by M.BabuWhere would we be without our Mothers maternal love? We didn’t see it then but I hope we appreciate it while it lasts.5 You made my favorite meals whenever I was sad, You read me stories and reminded me how great I was, That all my dreams were plausible, and each I would have, Your love was all I needed then, Mother. 10 I couldn’t play past seven, while all my friends could, Your rules were harsher than sadist Adolf Hitler, Homework had to be complete and done good. Your perfectionism made me hate you, Mother. 15 You never forgot to make my birthdays special, Never relying on gifts but the thought behind it, Your advice was so powerful, got me through all my trials. You were so well-versed and I loved you so, Mother. 18 You claimed I still wasn’t old enough to go partying, That my decision-making was juvenile but still maturing, I disobeyed you cruelly then, and hurt you badly with words. Your tears and poignance made me hate you, Mother. 25 You never gave up and made me understand what you saw in me, Gave your prodigal son another chance despite all the hurt. While my friends wasted their lives away, you pushed me to succeed. You were immovably patient and I loved you Mother. 35 Visiting my luxurious beach house you cannot help but smile, Your grandchildren admirably littering and marauding around, That gleam in your eye is so reminiscent, it takes me back miles You were proud of what I’d become and I love you Mother. 50 The rain pelting all the guests coming to pay their respects to you, I’m broken into irreplaceable shards but you knew this day would come, Moulded me beyond any indubitable perfection and helped me through. Oh Mother I will Love you forever and always… … -M.Babu- © 2011 M.BabuAuthor's Note
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