Tag: mother
Teen daughter recently said, your writing is sanguine but serious, She suggested, I write something simple and spontaneous, Not didactic, yet delicious, Preferably funny and humorous. I promised to try. But mostly to get by. She has given me a task tough, As if my writing is not enough. Our children are our biggest critic, … Continue reading Daughter’s Dilemma
Slowly but surely when life makes us behold, Turns and events of our parents are getting old. Seeing their medicines grow, walks slow and a stick to hold. Something in us also changes-silently- untold. We see how fast things mold, Time seems heartless and cold. Circle of life is not just a fact, Its a … Continue reading Time Flies
As our children grow, One wishes time would slow. Yet, like a river, in a rapid flow, Time takes no holiday to halt or know. To its wishes we can just bow, Memories and moments are all we can stow. As parents, we slowly learn to let go, Though, this field is not easy to … Continue reading Parent and Child
Various and precious roles in life, mother, daughter, sister, friend and wife, sometimes, I grapple, how to juggle? some days seem a steep struggle. All my roles are dear and I wish to tend, but time and energy are finite in the end, some I see seamlessly roles blend. I wrestle to navigate this curvaceous … Continue reading Roles
Rhythm & Rhyme 