RAVIKIRAN ARAKKAL (7TH OCTOBER 1951 / Trissur, Kerala State, India.)
Poems by RAVIKIRAN ARAKKAL : 401 / 510
Single Mother
She lived alone with her
Most precious treasure,
A daughter, left by her
Beloved who changed her
For a woman with
A better face and coquettry.
She worked with her colleagues
Helped by one and everone,
She took her daughter
To school and gardens,
To zoos and amusement parks,
Denying to get married again,
Since her daughter will
Get treatment differently,
From what she wished for.
RAVIKIRAN ARAKKAL
Submitted: Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Edited: Saturday, April 16, 2011
Poems by RAVIKIRAN ARAKKAL : 401 / 510
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