A Mother Remembers Poem by Baru Gobira

A Mother Remembers



SomeWhere inside me, lost
In misty folds of time,
Soft falls the sound
Of a child’s anklet, tinkling, gently
On a distant Wind chime;
No form, yet child it be
Never to be free;
Some part of me remembers
An anklet’s tinkle, chiming
In the Wind of a willow tree;
No air has it breathed
Unblemished it be,
Some part of me Weeps
For that chlid, that
had no chance-
To feel & touch or
Ever be, part of me;
Oh! I hear the sound again
A child’s anklet, tinkling, gently
Somewhere inside me.

[Dated: Feb 17th,2005, Published in an anthology by Forward Press Ltd UKCopyright under my name Bradwaj Gobira]

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Marilyn Lott 29 July 2010

Such sad memories that so many must carry around with them forever it must seem. You wrote it so well. Hugs, Marilyn

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Dr Antony Theodore 29 July 2010

Some part of me Weeps For that chlid, that had no chance- To feel & touch or Ever be, part of me; Oh! I hear the sound again A child’s anklet, tinkling, gently Somewhere inside me. i like these lines very much. writing poetry is a sort of inner purification, a catharsis. very nice thanku

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