Then drank summer’s wine and winter’s snowflakes And tasted true life For, because of them, we have found joy
J. W. Cassandra: Zarándokút a semmibe: Anyámnak. (Pilgrimage to Nothingness, by J. W. Cassandra: to my Mother).
Mother’s are the God’s representatives in our lives. She starts nourishing us when we just come to an existence in her womb. She loves us more than anything & everything. No matter whatever the situation will be but for a mother her child comes first. That’s why we may repay every loan amount that we take from any bank but we can never repay the love we take from a mother.
So I wrote this for mother’s day a few years back. Its also based on the Ancient Greek myth of Persephone, the goddess of springtime, and Hades, the god of the Underworld.
Mom, Let bygones be bygones. The dark, heavy cloak of guilt you wear, it is dulling your shine! Why waste more time? There’s still too much life. Getting older and sicker, you…
This poem is basically dedicated to all the women and girls out there who are a Warrior. The sacrifices they do and the pains they go through for pothers being a mother, a sister, a wife, a friend, and so many other roles. I want to say thanks to all of them and tell them you all are the strongest.
She waits… For them, but she waits for a year to pass just to get closer to another year She waits… To see the day just of being able to hear their voice She waits……
This poem describes the poetess’s love for her mother. The poem shows how much her mother sacrificed just so that she could see her children smile.
This poem relates to all those beautiful ladies who wear ‘MOM’S HATS’, either by choice or by circumstances…. you are amazing and the people you mother appreciate you more than you can imagine. Although, sometimes it may seem hard and gloomy, but always remember to count your blessings and realize you are a blessing to most. You are doing your best!!🧡