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Mummy don’t go
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Loading ...When I wake up, you are gone
I rarely ever see you in the morn
Why do you disappear like this?
Why do I miss you so much, mom?
Weekends I love, cuddling next to you
But those aren’t enough, being far and few
What I need it more and more of you
A twenty four hours uninterrupted view
Some friends of mine are luckier than me
In their home, it’s not only I, but us or we
They laugh and play, while I’m not so free
I’m so scared to just by myself always be.
I know you must go, you told me why it is so
But sometimes I cry, I feel scared and low
Things’ll be better, when I’m older, I know
But for today, mummy please please don’t go.
7 Comments
brings tears to the eye….can understand very well being a mom and also having made the decision to be just a 24 hr mom for her
amazing poem… you really make the reader feel what u’re saying…. in today’s homes so often it happens that kids get ignored due to the parents busy schedule…
Vaidyanathan ,
heart rending/guilt inducing.
Mammon forces his way into the lives of so many unwilling families.
Great write,
Fergus
Am a child specialist, practising in Mumbai for the last 17 years. Am a writer by hobby, and apart from writing articles for magazines and newspapers, I have also authored a book for parents and teachers titled Make Your Child Stress Free. My next book, which is under publication is on the lines of spirituality/philosophy/life.
great poem…as we are married to money this pathetic scenario..we have everything but nothing
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