Memoirists: Choose a hazy memory from your past, and use it as inspiration for your piece. Try to recall it — and don’t be afraid to show your uncertainty.
Walking down the memory lane
Heard a knock at the past life gate
From a bouquet of memories I have to pick one
There were testing times, life was never only fun
Met with challenges, overcame, shone bright as sun
Sleeting to be broken, dig deeper to find disturbing ones
Let those buried there, I will only talk about the happy ones
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Well, here comes the most memorable moment of my life
A moment of pride, the ultimate bliss of wife
When my eldest son arrived in the world
So accomplished, blessed, complete I felt
Excitement at peak, wishes were being pelt
All my worries, anxiety and the pain melt
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Oh, It was  25th Dec. holy  Christmas day,
A chubby, cute JESUS was born, healthy and gay
Doctors, nurses, patients, care takers
Along with relatives, friends and sisters
All came one by one to bless the newly born
“Little JESUS has arrived on Christmas !” they said
Celebrations started bang on !
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My husband was thrilled, looked never so happy
trying to hold, touch and feel his precious baby
My mom in law glowing, talking and sharing her observations
Nose like mother, lips like father, while she checked body formations
My parents dancing, distributing sweets, mailing friends out of station
Lying on the bed relaxed, silently I watched them
Jubilant as well as cautious, I held my little gem
Tears rolled down from my eyes, on the cheeks
I was a mother now, a responsible person to speak
Yes ! It is a blessing from God, to give birth to a life
I remember the journey of being a mother from a wife
So good,  full of love, so rewarding and  away from strife
In response to Weekly Writing Challenge The Unreliable Narrator
In response to  POETRY COLLABORATION – I RememberÂ
You can read my other collaborations  here.
5 Responses
Your son is a very handsome, lovable and lucky boy! He is a blessing to all of you, Rashmi. He will go far in this world! I believe so! Hugs, Robin
Yes, He is lucky and handsome both, a budding architect and a true gentleman ! I am so proud of him.
Reblogged this on My Inner Space and commented:
Nostalgia….childhood revisited….