my mother
Every morning, she arranges jasmine flowers in her hair, just as her grandmother did. Mother taught me ancient Tamil verses from Avvaiyar, wisdom wrapped in poetry. Years later, I discovered Kannadasan's words about sacrifice and love, realizing Mother had lived them silently. When I shared her photograph online, something miraculous happened. The image resonated deeply. People sent love, gratitude, even disagreement sparked meaningful conversations. Some were unsettled by her quiet strength. But mostly, kindness flowed. That small income from shares helped her finally rest. Yet her greatest gift remains intangible—a living bridge connecting generations, reminding us that heritage pulses through ordinary moments, through mothers everywhere.
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