06 She Never Had A Sunday Comments

Really love this! Truly appreciate it : )

Whenever I read this poem, I remember my daughter as a little Child, running hither-thither with her mother right after her. Now, the daughter is a mother herself. And she too doesn't have a Sunday.! ! ☹️💖☂️🙏🥲

Average Women never have a Sunday, even today. I think this is true about 99% of the women all over the world

Poet Magadha Rani has added this poem to her favourites. Thank you Dear Poet. And Bri for the top score

This poem, I always cherish as a praise to Motherhood. I remember the true love of all mothers to their children. Selfless

Excellent thought provoking poem. Today is 1st day of May. I took a legal awareness class for the women laborers. I told them only mothers and housewives are laborers having no holidays or income...

I can certainly relate to this fantastic poem.5 stars.

Though the poet has taken two other characters, "his daughter" and "he, himself". They are outside the boundary of the title of this poem ….for which the poet mentions in the note: one-sided view on life….the title is justified and the poem is appreciated.

My wife is a working lady but I observe her what she does on Sundays. She works more on Sundays compared to other days. She says, I have no Sunday. I have forgotten that ‘Sunday' is just a holiday. She sacrifices her Sundays for her beloved family…this is the greatness of a woman..3

Normally a woman engages herself with all the domestic activities throughout the week. She does more works on Sundays no matter if she is a house wife or working lady (typically if she is an Indian lady) …2.

In my previous comment I focused on the time that I called, "worth of time". I forgot to mention that how a woman spends her time on Sundays for her family. I am talking about the mother of the kid. The poet somewhere clearly mentions, "the mother, Never had a Sunday" …1

A great day...and a great awakening. Fantastic verse with a great lesson for each of us.

I give five stars.

I'm sure being a mother (esp. with young kids) could drive me crazy and probably DOES drive some mothers 'close-to-crazy'. bri : )

I never had the desire to have a son or daughter (I DO now have daughter) . If I were a woman, I would want to make any decision about getting pregnant.

...(cont.) ...poem more clear by using 'daughter' and 'wife' in some lines where he used 'her' or 'she'. : ) bri

I've left previous comments, including some about 'God', and Unnikrishnas responded to those. Today I read again and thought he (the author, of course) could have made....cont. ....

well said! ! ! ! the wife and mother often put extra effort in a great Sunday meal and cleaning up afterwards... hopefully feeding her family a wonderful meal gave her heart rest and ease! ! ! 5 stars! ! !

I love this because it's so innocent and sweet

" Amber Piercy has added this poem to her favourites". Thank You, Ms Amber Piercy