Date: Thu, 05 Apr 2001 09:11:55 -0400 Subject: Re: generations of m-othering moving away from home to be m-others moving to homes of other m-others who is my mother? who is my child? i take nurturing where i can as no doubt she will i give if i am able as no doubt she will At 06:30 PM 4/5/01 +0530, you wrote: > >my radha is wide eyed >watching me wear my saree > >amma will i be as beautiful as you >when i grow up > >i feed her, watch over her, >talk to her and teach her everything i know, >still i know i am only there >'virtually' for her.. >in times of grief >in times of turmoil, > >i hope she draws from inside her >and maybe >she too will attain some clarity and peace >from what she thinks i said > >as i draped my saree..... > > > >> in times of grief >> >> in times of turmoil >> >> you reach across >> >> virtually >> >> and write with me >> >> in public spaces >> >> privately too >> >> holding my hand as i get weary and tired with the >> >> weight of various things in life >> >> your gentle small child's hand that i see virtually >> >> leads me out of the crowdedness of my mind >> >> >> you have lead me to clarity >> or thought and emotion >> >> more often and in more ways than you are aware. >> >> it is like we are singing again - and you lead confidently >> and fearlessly as always >> >> theoryandpracticeproseandpoetry >> >> although you are the younger >> >> you show me how. >> >> >> >> m >> > > >
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