I Would Die For

Let me whisper a little
To mummy
Who stays continents apart
And ask about her well being

Communicate mysterious feelings
Of a married life
Living with a rum guy
New tastes, new choices, new aspirations

And a totally undiscovered destination
Have happened to step into a new country
Different language, different mass, different customs, 
Different culture, different food, distinguished different psyche

Infinite to intimate to mummy
Or else they'll be lost, stale tales
And will melt into nothingness
In the abyss of the dark past

A wee bit chat
An infinitesimal call
Will aid us both feel better, stronger,lighter
Peregrinating together in the unseen future

I would die
FOR MY 'MOTHER'
Who has thought, cared, nourished,moulded me since I was floating in her womb!
GOD'S MASTERPIECE, She's my best friend, her service beyond comparison.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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