Huda Mupnar

The Treasure I own I have not travelled the world But I have been around you, Neither have I eyed a gnarled Knotted of duties, bring off in a blew. Engraved in me the lessons you taught hurting you was in guilt I caught, the warmth of your benign heart,  In it's shade, I reside, which you impart.  Every minor inconvenience I have ever felt the spikes of dart your heart forever dealt, never can I recompense your endearing souls, I owe centuries of love for the diamonds who were never coals. ~hud I dedicate this to my parents ❣️

             A GOOD THAT HAPPENED TO ME!             On one fine day while reading about the American novelist Thronton Niven Wilder, I came across a beautiful quote given by him which goes, “ WE CAN ONLY BE SAID TO BE ALIVE IN THOSE MOMENTS WHEN OUR HEARTS ARE CONSCIOUS OF OUR TREASURES.” Wow, what a beautiful quote! It whispered to me a million things which my heart always knew but never acknowledged before. “Treasure”, how could I encounter the word treasure and not think of my parents, they are my metaphors of treasure. They have unconsciously influenced my personality as a whole. My father who works abroad, might have never thought how he was building me as a person. He works selflessly to provide us with an extraordinary life, which I am grateful for. My mother who has to take up roles of mom and dad at times had spurned the role differences which are witnessed in our society. The man of the house, works the entire ...