Mom Poems | Examples of Mom Poetry

Jibber jabber, pitter patter; another one is screaming, now what's the matter? Little feet, stinky feet, how many rocks did you just eat? Sticky hands, runny nose; did you just pick your nose with your toes? Booger picking, booger eating; do we need to have another prayer meeting? Messy house, stained up clothes; with these three boys, anything goes. Terrible two's and attitude; where'd they...

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Slow down Momma, I know it's hard, but these are the times you'll miss by far. Slow down Momma, the days may seem long, but remember your children need you to be strong. One more car seat to go, one more "terrible two's", but you can enjoy these moments should you choose. We push for the next chapter sometimes just...

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Tourtière, true Canadian— beef and pork browned well. Mom always added breadcrumbs, onions, celery, and mashed potatoes, spice blend too— yum. ...

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To the world, he may just be a man, Chasing dreams, with calloused hands. But to her, he's the little boy still, With scraped knees and a stubborn will. She watched him stumble, watched him grow, Held his fears she'd never show. In her arms, he found his start— A throne carved gently in her heart. His crown? Not gold, but strands of...

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How often, I remember when Mom's voice washed away...all my fears As duskfall traced our shadow-dance; We peek- a- booed with laughing eyes While fairy tales spoke of romance. Fine the hands swerving along winds, Sweet bedtime tunes lulled mellow nights Tender age spilling revelries, On my lap, tinsels wrapped moonlights. Where whirled, catching the dew Till evening swept like blue rainfall; And we rolled on...

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between the words, silence spills, refracts while a shadow trace the void you left roots-entwined earth – too sacred to disturb as arum lilies recall your grace ...

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the women of my lifetime are women of a lifeline they teach me kindness from bright minds the ones who despite it all are still planting seeds in this ugly world turning fields of greed into fields of green and hate into lovely words and that's sisters, mothers girlfriends, lovers the ones who'll smother us in hugs when we're down in trenches plagued by what's above us the ones who...

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To my mother She's the closest thing to God I know She's a giver of life, love She's the music, the maestro She brings the sun inside when it starts to rain She finds the warmth inside the cold Has a home if you need to stay She's the one who guided us Through all the forgotten years The times that we would stumble She...

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I still see my mother sitting at the kitchen table copying out her favorite recipes from the Women’s Weekly magazine. With pen in hand, she’d carefully write the recipe, word for word in her notebook. There are hundreds that she collected over the decades. That notebook, with its dog-eared pages, crusty stains and side notes, is now in my hands. The thing is, I don’t cook— my other...

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M+Mother you work very hard for our family, O+Oven hot for wonderful homemade meals. T+Tiny ones you were given from, H+Heaven above. E+Everyone wants to say Thank You, R+Raising a glass for your love on this very, 'S+Special day. D+Doing God's work you are, A+An angel disguised as a mother. Y+You have all my love forever. ...

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Thinking of you in everything I do; gratefully, deep thoughts of you live on. You are so missed- yet, promise it is true- until my days expire and I am gone, live memories remain while I pursue exclaiming, “Mom, I love you still,” each dawn. ...

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my mama is not the women who made me' my mama is the women who raised me the one who taught me kindness, and patience the one who taught me boundaries and late night movies, drinking coffee at 6 in the morning on my way to a tournament the one who always came to support me the one who I replied on the one...

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When skies were gray and nights were long, You held my hand, you made me strong. No need to ask, you always knew, The quiet ways I needed you. Through every stumble, fall, and fight, You stood beside me, full of light. A steady voice, a calming stare— No matter what, you’re always there. In whispered hopes and silent cries, You saw the truth...

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She was a fabulous mother A loyal wife, a devoted daughter Selflessly helpful to those in need She uplifted her family, friends, and neighbors A good friend, a loyal citizen, devoted to God and her faith. She was satisfied living through the adventures of others They journeyed away from her, and she encouraged them from afar She did not travel, and had...

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I can't really find the words In my devastated heart to say just How much I really miss you It's so deep that it plagues My entire soul I miss your smile and laughter Also, your get down dance moves Your kind heart and kindled spirit Drew people towards you They were happy being around you Your love for life and people Was truly amazing, I...

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