I know, But I Forget To Know
I’m alone mother
Yes! I’m alone.
I am aware I was adamant
But, forget to know
you’re my amendment
I recognize that I was selfish
But, forget to know
you are my wish
I know I was rude
But, deficient to know you’re shrewd
I see that I was in a hurry
But, forget to know
you’re meant for free.
Now, I’m alone mother
Yes! I’m alone
My past was nurturing
My present is venturing
I suppose my future to be merging.
with my mother nature.
I am famine to see calmness,
Not the hearts with hardness.
I want to see heaven’s entrance,
Not human vengeance.
I want to see
the unity of hospitality,
Not unity in diversity.
I want to relish you
inside me as a mother,
Not any foe further.
Yes! Mother.
I want to be merging
with my mother Nature.
About The Author
Kogila is M.A., B.ed graduate and flowing as ripples in the river of literature. She is an ambitious girl and a hard worker. She is impressed by novels of different genres and currently started her writing voyage. She is an extraordinary and supportive student to her teachers. Her motto is to make others happy through her good deeds.
She loves working in anthologies as a co-author. She has participated as a volunteer in many events held in her college. She is awarded for it also. Her ambition is to clasp the opportunities that come her way and to pave her path of upgradation.