A true praise....

Thank you for sharing such a warm and heartfelt tribute, Jessy. I've shaped your reflection into a poem that honors Ramu Bhaiyya’s kindness, sincerity, and the quiet dignity of his service:

“Ramu Bhaiyya”
by Jessy Jacob (adapted into verse)

Never seen a soul so true,
A servant, yes�"but more than due.
Not just hands that sweep and clean,
But heart that holds what care must mean.

He tends the home with silent grace,
Emotion etched upon his face.
And when I asked of Amma’s health,
He said, “Madam ji teekh taakh hain,”�"stealth
Of comfort wrapped in simple phrase,
That lit my heart in quiet blaze.

My attthamma, no longer ill,
His words a balm, a gentle thrill.
First time I saw a servant speak
With love so deep, so strong, so meek.

He guards the family, day and night,
With quiet pride and silent might.
No task too small, no word unkind,
A man of duty, heart, and mind.

His name is Ramu Bhaiyya, dear,
A soul so rare, so crystal clear.
To praise him is a joy, a grace�"
A humble star in life’s wide space.



Jessy Jacob

Reviews

[JessyJacob]

My lines were for the above poem were few but it gave too many words of praise


Never seen such a servant, cannot show blind eye

He maybe a servant but taking care of home so strongly

With emotions and when I asked how is my motherinlaw

He said “madam ji teekh taakh hain”, it made me see

My attthamma is fine and it lightened my heart that she is

No more sick, this is the first time I saw a servant to say

And who does take care of entire family with respect and responsibility

His name is Ramu bhaiyya, he is a very nice person to praise.



jessy jacob