Moms Poems - Poems about Moms

super moms run the world they know your business their hearts are clearly unfurled they zoom in and out day and night soothing hard feelings, making the neighbors feel right they drop in at schools with cookies and such your teachers love them they have the magical touch super moms know how to deal with daddies too they cheer them up if they try to...

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super moms run the world they know your business their hearts are clearly unfurled they zoom in and out day and night soothing hard feelings, making the neighbors feel right they drop in at schools with cookies and such your teachers love them they have the magical touch super moms know how to deal with daddies too they cheer them up if they try to...

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Why are you so so harsh? You scream at your sister: ,,Don't try to be someone large!" You remember me of children crying and run away even though their parents are in a rush. You have these green baggy jeans on, a very tight Black shirt and your hair definetly often times black colored. Have you? It was brittle, what am...

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Turns into long day making lunch and washing clothes no time for cat nap...

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You don't need a baby in your tummy To be labeled as a mommy As long as you give a child Love to last them quite a while You can be an aunt that shares Laughter that dries all sad tears Sharing smiles every day Keeping the dark clouds away A godmother full of love That will always push and shove Away the dangers in...

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You were born in December And you wear your trouble like a rough petrifying plum and carry the sadness of 1000 unsung voices That's about as much as I know about you Where are the poems about the sorrows of ordinary people? You are 23 And gazing upon skyscrapers You breathed in the air of a new America And searched for...

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No one in the family can make Mom’s beef and noodles Lavishing them over her freshly mashed potatoes now Her crunchy corn pudding is sitting next door. Waiting for the crisp radish, carrot, lettuce salad to be added. Pumpkin pie completed the masterpiece. Hello Mom I say to heaven....

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noodles over potatoes with Iowa beef made by my mom, Lucille, best meal ever taste it in my dreams memory yum...

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I have another piece that's too long for here - so it's in "Short Stories." It's called "doctor mom" - about my mom and being home. I know I could take things out - to make the piece shorter and fit here - but then it's not what I wanted to say *shrug* Here's the link URL: https://www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/doctor_mom_9483 I...

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I remember my mom having a collection of hats she stored under her bed. For any occasion that could arise…she had a hat to set atop her head. Moms of today are different…often they go out with their heads bare because of this we don’t often realize…all the hats they wear. If we tried to count all their hats...we...

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Mom is a lullaby on the long nights, the divine melody of purest love. Her calm eyes emanate heavenly lights like all the twinkling shooting stars above. Mom is an angel who has big powers, A soothing balm is the touch of her hands, Her breath is the perfume of spring flowers, Mom always listens, and she understands. Each morning Mom is the...

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Life building is your calling upon faith strength, prevailing trusting God Who’s propelling your mission in care-giving. With the Lord propping your zest patience you show by love’s best steadfast though challenges test praying for progress that’s blest. Life builders … such a great role to raise kids well is your goal mentoring to heart and soul divine task along hope’s pole. God surely beholds your...

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Thou mothers of daughters, I hope you can hear me say, How blessed we are for the courage and strength that thou teach. To be independent, to be encouraged to try new things. Hear thee they moms, for it is you who teaches us. To be the women of future years to come. To stand up and speak and to...

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Women An ode to women The ones that carry us The ones that raise us The ones that care for us The ones that support us The ones that picked us up when we fell down Moms, nanas, meemaws, grannies, mimis So many names for the first ones who loved us The women of our family Are the reason for our...

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Women An ode to women The ones that carry us The ones that raise us The ones that care for us The ones that support us The ones that picked us up when we fell down Moms, nanas, meemaws, grannies, mimis So many names for the first ones who loved us The women of our family Are the reason for our...

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