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The struggle is real , very real, you know; When a mother after whole tiring day Exhausted frustrated, Still in the mid night, lonely deep night; Feed her child, In hope to see him grow And take her all sorrows.... When alone She bears pain of her sick child Moulding it on the mount of heaviness Already she piles, Still with smile She look at him with all hope for some newday without lies..... The struggle is real, When she smiles for him,  where she has to cry, And this amalgamation of emotions Drown her in an ocean dry, In hopes still high In awe of her mournings, She will see the bright light For being alive.... Its still real When u see her with wrinkled face Thinking about the distant storm Worrying about bills ,food ,light, In between feeding ,sleeping ,working,worrying She hides in books, Still having some hopes high... On one day She will see her son strong Like a pillar, as her plight, And her struggle never goes waste.....
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 10:09 AM UTC
Her struggle tale!!
The struggle is real , very real, you know; When a mother after whole tiring day Exhausted frustrated, Still in the mid night, lonely deep night; Feed her child, In hope to see him grow And take her all sorrows.... When alone She bears pain of her sick child Moulding it on the mount of heaviness Already she piles, Still with smile She look at him with all hope for some newday without lies..... The struggle is real, When she smiles for him,  where she has to cry, And this amalgamation of emotions Drown her in an ocean dry, In hopes still high In awe of her mournings, She will see the bright light For being alive.... Its still real When u see her with wrinkled face Thinking about the distant storm Worrying about bills ,food ,light, In between feeding ,sleeping ,working,worrying She hides in books, Still having some hopes high... On one day She will see her son strong Like a pillar, as her plight, And her struggle never goes waste.....
hira-malik
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 10:09 AM UTC
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