I Remember! My Mother Poem by Dr. Yogesh Sharma

I remember cozy lap and her brow,
Safest place only, and no place to go,
Enjoying warm naps where only love flow.

Always stay warm and cool,
Stunning as deity of some holy book, knitting wool:
Keeping house in tidy, all the strings only she can pull.

Street posts are still and lit up,
I observe her as she fills my milk cup,
Showering new blessings like a God's tap.

With her smile at dawn every day,
My day begins, 'What will you eat today? "
Her never tiring spirits always say.

She is greasy and loving, fresh as snow,
And when I go out, care was always on her brow,
O God! O God! Bless my cub to quick and fats grow.

Whenever I asked 'how's you mom today? "
With a perennial smile grins and 'okay, "
She hands me fruits, sweets to enrich my belly.

Seeing loose change in my pocket,
Falling some on the carpet
She was furious on this racket.

Rushed to observe where those land,
I hid my face with my little hands,
'Excuse me; I am sorry for this hold".

Lifted my face with pardon please,
I spin about my lips on her face,
I feel ashamed, as my heart race.

I cuddle her; remorseful appear:
Seeing smiling, I give a shy glance at her;
She was all cute I remember.