Question

who is considered as the unwelcome guest in the poem?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Like an unwanted guest, I came, said you…

Mother, you never saw me though, never knew me within.

A reason to smile, I thought, I would be,

…Little did I know, that it was tears I brought, tears of remorse.

For the warmth of your love, your caring touch, I craved,

But cold I felt, in the darkness of your womb,

Coldness from your heart, of despair, or…of hatred?

To the world unknown and wide, I wished to open my eyes,

Yet little did I know, that I was never to see, the world outside you.

I wished to be a raindropp in the middle of summer, to quench your thirst,

But for you, WHY MOTHER, was I mere a dark cloud, to hide new spring’s sunlight?

…My child, I longed to see you, to know you, to love you,

Yet smile you failed to bring, you came as a surprise, I never wished for.

I feared to love you, my dear, agony and pain, it’d bring, I knew,

For you were never to belong, never to be called mine.

My love for you I tried to hide, beneath the mask of hatred and wrath,

But in my moments alone, I couldn’t hide, you were mine, a part of me.

Confused, weighing between right and wrong, I waited, heart heavy with pain,

For the moment of loss, your loss, was near, I knew.

…A pain in my veins, drifts me into a land of dreams, numb to the world around,

I float around, in the world of memories, misty sights, unknown lands.

As time ticks by, a puzzle unsolved and solved, with no traces left, and-

I open my eyes, to know that you have gone, no longer there, no longer mine.

Eyes moist with tears warm, I welcome the darkness of dusk that cover me,

The truth dawning upon me that you remain a memory, as you were destined to be