Friday, May 7, 2010

The cord of my life.........Maa

           "A mother is not a person to lean on, but a person to make leaning unnecessary"-Dorothy Fisher


My Maa........A superwoman with the perfect blend of everything.She is a woman i have always looked up to and will continue to do so.It is merely her presence that brings in freshness everywhere around.You will find her jovial,making fun most of the time but she becomes strict whenever the situation demands.Though she is a strict disciplinarian yet she remains to be my best friend.She shares with me all my problems ranging from trivial studies,infatuations to important "mother-daughter" issues.

When i was a child the first word that i uttered was "Maa".Till date it has been the same word that comes to my mouth both in times of joy and sorrow.She held my little hands to make me write the first letter of the English alphabet.I remember getting scoldings and even thrashings from her when i used to mess around.I cried and then there was her hand wiping away my tears and embracing me with all her warmth and love.I remember coming back home all gloomy and sulky after faring bad at exams,but before i could tell her everything she understood all in a moment that something went wrong.Shankar Mahadevan rightly sang
                         "Tujhe Sab Hain Pata, Hain Na Maa
                          Tujhe Sab Hain Pata,Meri Maa"

 Eventually i entered my teens.Again she was there to make me understand that "Parambrata Chattopadhyay"(my first crush) could never be mine...made me realize the myriad surprising roles teen harmones play.One day i came back from school and told my mother "Maa,today a boy expressed his love for me".......looked at her with a throbbing heart thinking about the way she would react and surprisingly found her laughing and making fun of the situation.That is my mother,always providing solace whenever i have a wounded heart. I tried to imitate and assimilate the way my mother dressed up but unfortunately never managed to look as beautiful as her.She has never preached the values of life but has let me to explore "LIFE" on my own.Happiness for my mother is always woven around me.

Now that i have entered into the world of adulthood she is still the strongest pillar beside me.Maa,i am sorry for causing u pain a number of times.Writing a few lines is vague and can never define you,Maa.You are inexplicable."God could not be everywhere,so He created mothers".......and i am sure God took extra and special care while creating mine........I love you Maa.........
                      
                  
     

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