Mother, o mother! Why work thee, day and night; without sleep! Why thy rest not, in sick or plight! Why father blames you, for what you done not! Mother, o mother!
Why hide thou tears, from others! Why thee not complain your bothers! Why not shout at brother, who grins and shouts; no matter, where! Mother, o mother!
Why not aunt, washes her clothes! Why not grandmother, does her chores! I feel thou victim, thee not realised, Or is it because, thou are a ‘mother’! Mother, o mother!
I put a complain,who made my mother! Who gives love, never receives! I dare challenge, who shames my mother! Who saves each, never gets saved. Mother, o mother!
Look at thee, thou are the queen, an empire can be built; a kingdom destroyed, Do you know not; The power thy have.
This monsoon, reminds me of you; Holding hands, dancing; The midway road, me and you. A table, acoustic, romance; me and you. Continuous singing song of melody, Touching strings of nerves like never before. Feeling this warmth of calmness, flowering in my senses, all of you. Droplets caressing my face,wiping tears of memories; me and you. From fingers to every part; body and soul. This monsoon is all about you.