I salute you
We are because of you
Every second, a child is born
We heard there is weeping in labour
Noone hears the neighbour
But you continue bearing
Though painful
The world is full
Some of you were cheated
Some tied the knot voluntarily
A company tasked to reproduce
Fulfilling the gift of procreation
They opted for strangers to harm messfully
Great leaders are your products
Engineers came from you
Economists belong to you
Lawyers pay allegiance to you
Even false prophets you bore them
You are never pompous!
You were strangers, but now thee
Your surnames change
Double roots
You give it all
Fit in where fitting is a mammoth endeavour
At the end they claim owner
Worldwide, you have captivated
Ran away from laundries to captains of industries
Without you, the world is in turmoil
Your children think of bombs
We see great changes where you lead
Even where it burns, you console!
Men have always rode on you
Winning elections through you
At last, you are smothered under the carpet
But your resilience captivate
You make the world habitable
Without you we live in hell
We salute you
When you depart, there is great transformation
Fathers go astray
We see demolition
Mothers you carry the burden of the world!
You deserve hats off
Our dear mothers!
