'Maa...'

<p><em>Dear Mom<br />I am sorry I was not so good—rather bad—when I was with you. I regret all my wrongdoings<br />and I am paying for it in the form of my daughter. Although I have good days with my little<br />girl and she always makes me smile but then we have those fights and misunderstandings<br />that me and you had. I repent for my misdeeds towards you and all the anger and hatred<br />I showed you when I started understanding the world. I had forgotten it was you who had<br />brought me in this world in the first place.<br />Mom is there something that I can do just to return some love to you? Is there any address<br />where I can post you this letter? Is there someone who can bring you back? Mom come<br />back! Mom come back!<br /> Love<br /> Your regretting daughter<br /></em>Is this the way you feel too? Are you grieved with your sins towards you mom?<br />Don’t worry then. It means that you are normal just like me trying to gather ways to<br />return your mom’s love and affection. In fact people who come and go in life are most of<br />the times respected and shown love the most while the relationships that we must save till<br />the end are broken because of mere arguments. These bonds do not survive so strongly<br />between us because we take them for granted without appreciating or caring for them.<br />‘Mother’ is one of the greatest relations we all have and in spite of the fact that we exist<br />because of her we never heed to give this great lady a chance of hearing gratitude.<br />No one likes regretting for mistakes like the girl who wrote that letter and so it’s time<br />that we start feeling indebted by a mother’s love and efforts if you don’t want to end up<br />repenting for your lost mother. The greatest fact that you have picked this book out from<br />the numerous books that your store or library has is because you know that somewhere<br />you are doing wrong by insulting your mother and neglecting her. All these days like me<br />knowingly-unknowingly you have wished to acknowledge your mom’s pains and respect<br />her a bit more and I assure you that with this book in your hand there will be no other<br />reason left why not to thank her again and again forever.</p>