Unmother M a m a








The warm sunshine disturbed her sound sleep so she sighed regretting not keeping the curtains drawn the night before. To her weekends had nothing exciting but an ironic reminder of how lonely she was.
She genuinely loved her work, because it had always been her little company, it was a place where she could share the laughs, hugs and tenderness so she would gracefully let go all of her frustrating hidden pains. It was a little corner of heaven filled with childhood spirit where she could find all the joy she was missing in such a dramatic infertile marriage.
It was overwhelmingly tough to be surrounded by sweet angles believing in a stubbornly way that her uterus would never become generous to offer her a sip of motherhood. She quieted crying when she had realized that no matter how hard she tried or how many tears she shed this bitter fate would never be rewritten.
And yet she couldn’t give birth, she definitely could give life to an endless number of helpless newborn babies who’d been given up, of young kids who’d been thrown away so that their mommy would climb the greatest summits.
She carried a heavy golden heart inside her. She’d never got tired of spreading love; taking care and making sacrifices… That was probably the reason why she looked older than she actually was. She’d been watering those little seeds to sprout with her own youth, devotion and selfless giving.
She had a confusing undefined figure, a charming smile with sad looking eyes. You just couldn’t tell how was she really feeling? Maybe her feelings were disarrayed too of being unsatisfied and being glad. 
Glad of the way she was born as An  U n m o t h e r   M a m a !

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