Me, The Mother
February 3rd, 2012 by jashodhara
As a mother, I gave birth & showed you the light of the Earth,
You crawled, you stood, you ran and climbed the train’s Berth.
I sat with you to teach the lesson but can’t help you to learn,
Everywhere I was there with you to help and not to get any burn.
In each and every path of life, I gave you the direction,
I gave you freedom in every step to take a proper decision.
I taught you the right and wrong, what I knew was the right,
You had sometimes chosen the wrong path and I had scolded a lot.
I gave you so many toys, when you make my expectation clear,
You might not have liked those toys, but accepted them with honour.
I taught you to share with all and never to become selfish,
You followed it often, continued it & never a chance to miss.
Though I taught you to respect elders, yet can’t force you to follow
I tried to give you the value of life, but may not teach you to follow.
I told you many moral stories and discuss about God,
Godliness is difficult to follow as it is like a iron rod.
Though I had carried you in my womb and taken care till now,
Yet I cannot teach you the eternal life and exact system to bow.
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