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Mother’s Love: Feeding Life in the Wild

a blushing pink guava
the bulbul scoops out luscious flesh
maggots for her young

Photo by the poet

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  • Symbolic picture of mother’s love condensed in a poem is heart-touching . Seeing and reading this beautiful picture and emotional poem,
    I am reminded of punjabi singer Kuldip Manak ‘s song on Mother’s love .English translation of that is ” there is no substitute of mother in this world. No child be deprived of his/her mother. “

  • Life (mother) creates life. Life (mother) nurtures life. Life feeds life (maggots). Life preserves life. Life annihilates life. The life cycle goes on…..

  • Life (mother) creates life. Life (mother) nurtures life. Life feeds life (maggots). Life eats life. The life cycle goes on…..

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