Today is Mother's Day. I would like to wish all mothers around the world healthy and happy.
I am happy that my mother is still alive and able to call her "mom" everyday; yet, I have never been a good son to her. I am afraid one day when I could make her proud of me she were not there to see that day to come.
I am happy that my mother is still alive and able to call her "mom" everyday; yet, I have never been a good son to her. I am afraid one day when I could make her proud of me she were not there to see that day to come.
My mother has struggled for most of her life to raise my family. We have 5 people in this family. My mother is the only female in the house. She should be the queen of this house; yet, she is not. Instead, she is the most hardworking person in the family. She earns a living and does all houseworks. She is the first person to get up and the last person to go to bed. Within a small period of time, her silky smooth black hair has turned into grey, reflecting her sacrifice for the sake of this tiny family. I feel pity for her, but I could not help her much. I'm just useless.
Mother is always a mother. She knows her child love eating fruits, she would spend less on herself in order to buy more fruits for her child. She knows her child love meat, she would eat only vegetable and leave the meat for her child.
When I have learnt some secrets about my mother it makes me feel guiltier than I used to be towards my mother. She had twice miscarriages and once abortion. She has never told her children about these incidents. She has never uttered any words of tiredness. We have a comfortable life over her hardship.
Sometimes, I ask myself why I were not the miscarriage? Why did I have to be born? I believe if my mother were to hear my thought she would be heartbreaking. She gave birth to me, but I don't want it. I hate myself.
Anyway, I'm proud of my mother. Her sacrifices are priceless. I wish her wholeheartedly a happy and healthy life. I would be a better person for her and pay back what I have owed her.