Hello dear readers! Long time to a nice poetry, right? Here’s an attempt. A tribute to the ageing parents round the world, wishing them a better life.
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The Ageing
Wrinkled, hands of yours,
Shivering,shaking,trembling,
All along,
Oh how I pity you,
But tell me, can I help you?
With my busy schedule,
Day in office, night in sleep,
Serving you seems a duel,
I hope I make it pretty clear,
That Sir, I don’t need you here.
“Oh Dear Child, I know you’re wise,
Running a family, isn’t a game of dice,
But don’t you think you’re being unfair,
Leaving us out, in the chilly air?
We too, were your parents once,
Took your care and made your lunch,
Think twice before making a decision,
Now that we’re ageing, son!”
It is a sad fate what the old people meet these days. People do become insensitive and commit such deeds such as that of leaving out their parents, without feeling any guilt.
Thank you!
It hurts to see ageing parents left to manage of their own at such a late stage when they need attention and care of their children.
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Indeed. The helpless left to their own accord. ๐ฆ
Thanks for being here!
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Well said. Thank you for reminding us ๐
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My pleasure, Amanda! ๐
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this is human nature, without humanity..
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Sadly, it is. ๐ฆ
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I honestly fail to understand this deficiency in caring for one’s aged parents and showing empathy to the elderly ๐
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So do I! It is such a disgrace to be such humans.
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Hello dear, I linked your post to my latest post; bridegroom wanted, urgently. Have a lovely weekend ๐
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A lovely weekend to you too! So very nice of you to do that! Will go through it soon! ๐
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You are most welcome. Have a lovely weekend too ๐
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Thought-provoking and heart-touching. Makes me think though, whether many parents were as kind to their parents when they were young as they want their children to be? And whether a few of them were even kind to their children? But I should stay silent – crashing a party isn’t a good thing. Cheers to all nice parents who were nice sons and daughters in their time. Happy to discover your writing, Lavanya. Thanks, Jacqueline.
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Thank for being here! N indeed there must be such cases as you said but I guess time heals things and might be those children who can forgive their parents.
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Perhapsโฆdepends upon the severity of the crimes the parents may have committed against their children. But then most of the parents are nice, and that’s what matters.
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Surely. Some injuries are incurable. But by and large most aren’t that bad, rather concerned and affable.
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Yes, you are right. Some stereotypes are best left unquestioned.
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Indeed. Nice talking to you. Keep visiting. ๐
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Sure, I will.
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My God! Exquisite!
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Thank you! ๐
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