Originally posted by: chalhov
The Wait...
Sitting by the window pane I have willed my life away
I keep looking at the winding road, and keep my fears at bay
Lingering in the hope that one day you will trace your path to me
You are the one whom my love has sown but whom I could not see
Wonder if you ever think of me when you are one with your thoughts
Or am I of not that significant to you for it to matter naught.
So heart touching whereas both the yashoda maiyas trying to grab him the real mother waiting for him but no loe from them only demands do this dont do this
Usually I sit and hum a song to keep my weary heart at bay
But then in a while I realize that it is a lullaby that I am singing all day
It is the same one that I sang to you whilst I first held you in my arm
And I also sang it to an empty cradle, to calm my broken heart as a balm
Do you ever recollect that moment however minute it might have been
Do you have any memories of the one that you are part of, but who has been kept unseen.
Poor mother no one comforted the child but only fed him duty and more duty and to always feel greatful and obliged no one to kiss him when he hurt himself only had to wait till his wife came who would take care of him and kiss him
At dusk in the meadow by the winding road when the neighboring children are at play
I sometimes see you running around with arms outstretched as a free bird may
My face breaks out in a smile and unknown to me I start to wave
You see me and come exclaiming "Mummy did you see me flying away"
Sometimes I see you falling down and my hands stretch out to break your fall
When it strikes me that that my arms are empty, you are just my hearts recall.
SO sad only one hard hearted dada who was bit liberal but can he replace a mother
When I see an unknown figure walking up the winding road towards where I live
My heart filled with hope that you have come back to me begins to heave
Although I hold the rods in the window to stop me from running to the door
Still I move in a daze to see whether the unknown figure is the one who is in my core
I always return empty handed, with my eyes dry of tears
And I am back to sitting by the window waiting for you to come near.
Misti liked the poem very much full of mother's love and anticipation for the child she had to forceably give away 👏👏👏