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Love u maa....

Freedom never came in lump-sum
My dreams often crushed by her reality
Warnings and assurances, she was always in duality
Weak I thought she was
Because I thought I knew her

She was alone when she got me
Perhaps alone even while getting me
Things were done at her back thinking she would never hack
But never realized that she led me from the back
Suspicious I thought she was
Because I thought I knew her

I always wanted her to work like other mothers
But could never tolerate her absence just like all those fathers
I wanted her to be everything what I was not
Constrained I thought she was
Because I thought I knew her

By the virtue of age, I am now a woman
But to be a woman like her,
I have miles and miles to go
Strong I think she is,
Because I feel, now I know her!

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  1. i personally like this one..very very much...shows ur love for ur mum....:D

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  2. thank you for your comment but i couldn't access your blog...

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