MAA SUNAO MUJHE WOH | SIZA ROY | CRY FOR CRY - 1995
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Poem: "Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh"
Poem: "Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh"
Artist: Siza Roy
Album: Cry For Cry (1995)
"Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" is a deeply moving and evocative poem recited by Siza Roy, featured in the 1995 album "Cry For Cry." This poem beautifully captures the nostalgic longing and tender relationship between a mother and child. It is a heartfelt plea from the child, asking the mother to recount the cherished stories and lullabies that once brought comfort and joy.
Siza Roy's gentle and expressive voice brings a profound emotional depth to the poem, evoking a sense of warmth and intimacy. The recitation is complemented by a subtle and soothing musical backdrop, which enhances the nostalgic and sentimental mood of the piece.The lyrics of "Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" are imbued with rich imagery and tender expressions, reflecting on the timeless bond between a mother and her child. The poem paints vivid pictures of childhood memories, the comfort of a mother's presence, and the simple joys of listening to her soothing voice. It resonates with universal themes of love, care, and the irreplaceable role of a mother in shaping one's early experiences.Through its poignant verses, the poem captures the essence of longing for the innocence and security of childhood. It invites listeners to reflect on their own memories and the special moments shared with their mothers. The emotional resonance of the poem is heightened by Siza Roy's heartfelt delivery, making it a deeply touching and relatable piece.
"Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" stands out in the album "Cry For Cry" as a touching tribute to motherhood and the enduring power of maternal love. It is a beautiful reminder of the simple yet profound impact of a mother's words and presence in one's life.This poem is a cherished addition to the album, offering a moment of reflection and connection for listeners. Siza Roy's performance adds a layer of authenticity and warmth, making "Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" a timeless piece that continues to touch hearts and evoke cherished memories.
Artist: Siza Roy
Album: Cry For Cry (1995)
"Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" is a deeply moving and evocative poem recited by Siza Roy, featured in the 1995 album "Cry For Cry." This poem beautifully captures the nostalgic longing and tender relationship between a mother and child. It is a heartfelt plea from the child, asking the mother to recount the cherished stories and lullabies that once brought comfort and joy.
Siza Roy's gentle and expressive voice brings a profound emotional depth to the poem, evoking a sense of warmth and intimacy. The recitation is complemented by a subtle and soothing musical backdrop, which enhances the nostalgic and sentimental mood of the piece.The lyrics of "Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" are imbued with rich imagery and tender expressions, reflecting on the timeless bond between a mother and her child. The poem paints vivid pictures of childhood memories, the comfort of a mother's presence, and the simple joys of listening to her soothing voice. It resonates with universal themes of love, care, and the irreplaceable role of a mother in shaping one's early experiences.Through its poignant verses, the poem captures the essence of longing for the innocence and security of childhood. It invites listeners to reflect on their own memories and the special moments shared with their mothers. The emotional resonance of the poem is heightened by Siza Roy's heartfelt delivery, making it a deeply touching and relatable piece.
"Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" stands out in the album "Cry For Cry" as a touching tribute to motherhood and the enduring power of maternal love. It is a beautiful reminder of the simple yet profound impact of a mother's words and presence in one's life.This poem is a cherished addition to the album, offering a moment of reflection and connection for listeners. Siza Roy's performance adds a layer of authenticity and warmth, making "Maa Sunao Mujhe Woh" a timeless piece that continues to touch hearts and evoke cherished memories.
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