The dawn comes with her busy moments
In preparing breakfast for the kids to school
Children complaining uniforms aren't ironed
Husband's untimely flirts, but she is cool,
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The pell mell routine of every morning and the strife of a middle class family in the rest of the day...their unfulfilled wish for an outing.....all pragmatic and picturesque in your words Akhtar....congrats and thanks for this lovely subject and your best craft into a poem
The daily grind of a mother...! Life is not easy for her tending eight children....! Though not enough money to splurge in luxury, the family seems to be happy, enjoying the stray moments falling between tedious chores! A slice of everyday life so well rendered!
An interesting satire on an unplanned family, the message is clear, one should plan a family to restrict the number of children.
Wife remains busy for preparing breakfast from early dawn. Light is sprinkled with hope. Lifestyle is well witnessed. The dusk is romantic a full moon is ahead that we see in sky of hope. Children in dejection go to their beds. Fine weather is seen in moonlight night. Number nine is good. The children should be at least nine. Brilliant and excellent poem is drafted and shared as per perception....10
Interesting write. Is 8 not a good number? Delightful picture of messy morning. The perfect picture too has 8 children. Loved reading it.
A very insightful and interesting write about the hardships of married life been poor but love conquers all or does it! Superb write!
Gripping narration. The plight of every where middle class families. They do not mind the number perhaps 10+