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Mother of the chosen one


Now all is said and done,
I am left with a blue scarf
As that was one piece of cloth,
they did not have to tear apart

From the lady with a camera to my milk man
Everybody asks me how I feel repeatedly
What do I say to their questions?
When words have failed me completely

I want to tell them that I celebrated
Like any other mother, when she was born
I loved her when she held my finger first
And I love her even now when I mourn

She was a chirpy child like any other
With her pigtails and eyes so bright
And she smiled every time
She got her maths sums right

We had many sleepless nights
When she was a child
How we wanted her to grow up then
To get rid of an adventure so wild

How were we to know, that
For rest of our lives we would never sleep
she was our proud and honor, but
her memory has  left a scar so deep

I don’t know what they saw in her
Or what she did which was so wrong
To see her in the group of girls returning home
What I won’t give, and how I long

How would we forget the moment telephone rang,
Asked us to come as victim should be identified
How our hands shook while bolting the door
How we wished the news to be defied

No, it was not any confusion
She was mistaken for none
Why on the name of god
She was the chosen one?

I did not want her to fall down
So I was afraid of her dreams of soaring high
But she did not share my fears
All she wanted was to touch the sky

How once her father had shouted at me
When she fell down from a swing
Now she was lying there helplessly
With tattered broken wings



And there was nothing we could to
To save her from that pain
We had to see the lights dimming
In her eyes, day and again

How do I tell you that my fingers
Are still tingling and numb?
To pray for her death one day
Did I keep her in my womb?

Yes I did pray for her to die
How could I see her suffer?
And how I asked every moment
That it should have been me, not her.


And how would you know that for ever
We would breathe in air filled with lead
We would scream in our dreams and wake up
And in our hearts, forever, we would bleed
No, you can never imagine
How our lives have derailed
You say we are strong, but
In her eyes we have failed

We should have died with her
As we do not really live any more
But can we let go the agony she felt?
No, we would make it correct for sure.

This may be the one thing which can
Let her soul rest in peace
As for us, we are cursed to live
And repent for our remiss





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