Dr Chetna’s poem expresses a profound love for a mother, highlighting her unwavering devotion, despite a single day of thanks, exclusively for Different Truths.
How can I thank you for just a day?
When you're the light along my way
From whispered lullabies at night,
To guide me with patience might.
You gave me strength when I had none,
Taught me to fight, to laugh, to run.
You stood behind each choice I made,
With love that never dimmed or swayed.
They say there's Mother's Day in May.
But I need more than just one day.
You're in my smile, my every move,
In silent prayers, in acts of love.
Your hands have built the life I live.
With quiet grace, you always give.
You dried my tears, calmed every fear,
Your voice still echoes when you're near.
How could a card, a gift, a call,
Contain a love that’s given all?
You are my heart, my soul, my song—
A one-day thanks just feels so wrong.
So, every day, in all I do,
I carry endless love for you.
Picture design by Anumita Roy
Dr Chetna Sharma is presently a Faculty of Mathematics at M.M. Modi
College, Patiala, Punjab. With a doctorate and M.Phil. in Pure Mathematics, she has one book and many research publications to her credit. She has more than twenty years of rich experience in teaching and research, and working outside her comfortable academic zone, she loves writing, painting, and photography.
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