I see my god, I see my fate.
Me with my Mom |
They say “What is fated cannot be
abated”. Well, where the whole world, is dramatized with egotistic pleads and
hypocritical apologies, conspiring smiles and abetting cries, deliberate errs
and appalling wisdoms, where in wise wishes, does the divine fate can engrave
one’s life? All seems so obscure and bewildering, when it comes to feel the
impalpable existence of the chastened truth. This is the time when the world
comes and gets stuck in the edge of steep end. I feel like a lifeless being,
standing in the middle of the crowd, where no languages are understood, no
gestures have meaning. I feel extremely scared and hide my face in my laps and
bend my legs as much as I can and search for darkness. Suddenly I hear the most
familiar, most healing and most divine voice with a touch that can turn the
most barren lands to green heavens, the dead silence to a serenade, who on
earth would it be? It‘s my mother, and I again feel like the darkness I was
seeking to perish my fear was an urge to be in safest place on earth, mother’s
womb. The bent knees and hidden face was the safest posture when I was in the
womb. Then I realize, that this sinful world has curtained my true sight to recognize
what I was searching for is what I have actually forgotten, my mother. She has
always opened her arms, no matter how stained I was, who has always loved me by
her heart, no matter how I had turned my face, whose voice always has my name ,
no matter how far I was. If any thing in this world is solely made to give,
then it’s my mother who never wanted my thanks, who never wanted my sorry.
She’s the reason of my true existence, a divine place where I was given a soul,
a book where my fate was engraved. She was my creator, she wrote my fate, she
is my god, and she is my fate.
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