Tuesday, February 07, 2006

COnfESsIoN !!!

Dear Mama...

I would like to start from the time you brought me into this world... And the pain! The pain you went through when I came into this world... for a whole 9 months! And amidst this pain, a smile burst on your face when you saw me for the first time.
Tears welled up in your eyes when I said my first word... that first word which was incomprehensible, yet so clear and sweet to you. You enjoyed everytime I pronounced my words upside down with my green tongue... your heart stopped beating everytime I fell down, yet you prodded me to get up and walk...

When I was 2, you came to know I was suffering... they called it Bronchitis. I heaved and cried and your world stopped rotating. You couldn't eat when I found it difficult to breathe... And again, yet again, you cried till very late in the nights... It hurt you when I could not play with boys of my age. And you sat with me and inspired me to read, write, and draw... you taught me how to be strong...

You spent each and every moment of your life thinking about me, caring for me. You made sure no one in the family does what I cannot enjoy. Foods that I could not eat didn't find a way inside the house... so much so that poor little Smit had to sacrifice his likes and dislikes for my sake. And he was only too young to sacrifices.

Then I grew up. I don't know whether I grew up to your expectations. I don't know if I gave you any joy from my side, but I sure did give you a lot of pain. Like every enthusiastic teenager, I had developed some new fanged ideas, some ideologies and some idiosyncracies... my priorities had started changing. I had lesser time to spend with you when you needed me. You waited for me past dinner, when I was hanging out with my friends. And then I answered back to you. I was in my own world. I know now that it pained you. But mom, you were always the most important person of my life. Consiously or Subconsiously, you were always in my heart and on my mind.

Then probably I matured. I had become more sober, maybe more understanding. I did stay with you, but my time could never be yours. I know now, as I always have, that you sacrificed your whole life just to bring me up well.

And now I am thousands of miles away, leaving you so much more alone. How miserable do I feel for that! Sometimes I actually think what is important... A career away from home, away from you? or being with you?
Obviously, you also want me to be a successful man and a good human being... and that i will be.

A thanks to you will seem so lame, so i end it just like this... luv you,

Sazeal

Comments

hi...
now i know why ur mom is so proud of u... :)

adee

Posted by: Aditi | Tuesday, February 07, 2006

hey saz... aftr readin such a beautiful thot of urs i thnk NOW i undrstnd u evn closely!!!! ALWYZ B JST D SAME...
NIBS...

Posted by: Nivedita | Friday, February 10, 2006

it was a overwhelming article... according to me, in this era of 'modernisation' even to possess such feelings, is appreciable..... i admire your feelings.

Posted by: anshul (bachu) | Sunday, February 19, 2006

you know bro... i actually cried reading it... she is the most amazing person in our lives... she is god to both of us..
i really appreciate your little tribute to her and im proud of you...
mom you are the best.....

Posted by: smit | Monday, February 20, 2006

hi sazeal,

this is what i call true writing; no verbal adornements, just unrestrained feeling. i liked the write-up. great going.

Posted by: Hriday | Monday, February 20, 2006

Great buddy!

Amazing language flow... But whats more important is the flow of emotions that your heart has preserved.

You are one of my oldest friends (though our track record of keeping contact isnt worth boasting!!). But the very fact that we share such mutual respect is coz of such basic feelings that we have in common and are proud of ...

But i'll be happier if you ensure that the feeling, or should i say, the realization of Mother's significance will stay the same, if not increase. See to it that no matter what you do, where you stay for education, you are with your parents when they need you most...

Keep it up bro...

Posted by: Samir | Tuesday, March 14, 2006

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