Best Mothers Poems


Premium Member Summers Eve

~Summer’s Eve ~


I am a woman!
I am proud-

I am everything you want. 
Plus more
The adoring wife,
A beautiful mother, 
A grandmother a granddaughter 
A daughter, a sister,
A lover, the aunt.
Your enemy, your friend.
I am a working lady.
A widow left behind.

  I AM!
The Spawn of Adam's rib-

  I AM!
A mentor throughout this world. 
A lady with class, sometimes a material girl.
A flower, and the sound of rain.


I am the color of the rainbow. 
I am deeper than the sea. 
I am the pink ribbon you wear.
I am delicate like snow.

  I AM!
The sun and the moon in your eyes.
A twister during dark skies.

  I AM!
The Daughter of Eve-

And, here is the only feeling I want to endorse. 
 Summer's Eve.

*****
In honor and appreciation to all the women of the world.
Happy Mother’s day!

By;PD

Premium Member In Celebration of Mothers

I celebrate wonderful mothers 
who always put the needs 
of their children first,
the single mothers who 
especially must sacrifice 
to help their children survive 
and thrive with little money
coming in, yet finding ways
to make them feel they fit in.

I celebrate mothers who dole 
out love in great abundance
and always take the time
to listen to their children's
concerns and problems
with sage advice that comes
from wisdom's experience.

I celebrate the grandmothers
who have stepped in to raise
their grandchildren when
their daughters can't or won't.
These are Earth's angels.

I celebrate the step-mothers
who raise their stepchildren
without any reservation,
loving them as their own.
They've earned a place in heaven.

I celebrate adoptive mothers
who raise their adopted children
with the same acceptance and 
love a birth mother bestows.
They are God's gracious gifts.

I celebrate the mothers who have
lost their children, through death,
kidnapping or by any other loss.
Their suffering cannot be gauged.
Let them receive blessed peace.

I celebrate the dear daughter in laws
who have become beloved daughters 
as they become mothers to their mother
in law’s precious grandchildren.

I celebrate the foster mothers
who give abused and orphaned
children a temporary loving home.
They have a direct line to the divine. 

I celebrate great grandmothers
who continue to teach their
daughters, granddaughters,
and great granddaughters, by
example, how to be great mothers.

I especially celebrate the homeless
mothers living on the streets, through
circumstances beyond their control, 
who somehow manage to 
keep their families together.

I celebrate those mothers who live
in impoverished countries who have
starved to make sure their children
have enough food to keep them alive.
Blessed mothers who’ve died for that sake,
and for those who have died giving birth.

I celebrate the time, effort and selfless
love bestowed upon every lucky
child who has been given the
precious gift of a loving mother!

A heartfelt Happy Mother's Day to all!

© Connie Marcum Wong
Poem of the Day for Monday 11 May, 2015

Always Mothers Day

I have borrowed  the first line of this piece from the"unknown scribe" , which I 
read many years ago.... The rest is for ALL the great mothers who are SOUPER.


Who took me from my cosy cot  
And sat me on an ice cold pot  .
To make me pee ,when I could not..........  My mother

Who fed me from the very start
With bosomed milk , straight from the heart
Then burped me, 'till I'd belch and fart...... My mother

Who warmed me from the Winter breeze
Dried the blood from my skinned  knees
But told me "fibs" 'bout birds'n bees..........My mother

Who healed me when I had a chill
And nursery rhymed me Jack and Jill
But lied to Dad , about being on the pill...... My mother

Who coaxed me past the school day bell
Smiled and said .. all would be well
But then went home and cried like Hell.......My mother

Who was protector from life's curse
Was doctor , dentist , priest and nurse
Friendly Bank ,with open purse...................My mother

Who lies beneath this cold grey stone
In peace ,at last , and all alone
The first true love that I had known.................. Mam
                                                                                           x
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member A Tribute To My Mother

Where I am probing a tranquil night
I find you there in the depth of skies
Among shiny stars, my beloved sight,
Endearing as ever to gratified eyes.

You are my smile, my forever pride,
On journey of life, you are my guide,
You’re my treasure, you’re my rock,
In your footsteps, I endeavor to walk.

Oh! when I ached, how you too cried,
An affectionate presence by my side
Cheering every feat since I was a child,
With my happiness how you too smiled.

In tenebrous times, you were our light,
When we encountered stormy shore,
In face of danger you were the knight
While enduring gusty seasons of yore.

You tutored me on right from wrong,
Those blessings of verity I pass along
As your love brightens arc of my dawn
On halo eternal, though you are gone.

In albums of past my memories revive,
Cherish and thrive, as if you are alive,
For undying is love so angelic and true,
Rekindling bond anew, thinking of you.

May 3, 2022

Placed 1st: A Mother’s Love, Tributes Of Love
For Mother’s Day Poetry Contest
Sponsor: B J Legros Kelley

Premium Member Precious Gift

My mother's voice,
is the sweetest symphony -
when life becomes troublesome,
soothes like an orchestra of angels.

When there is darkness,
becomes a beacon of light, 
guiding when tides are turbulent,
healing like a meticulous nurse.

My mother is my identity,
her love is my poetry,
yet the pen can never justify,
the magnificence of her mothering. 

My mother is my most precious gift,
as affectionate as tranquil nature,
as delicate and fragrant like Jasmine,
an enchanted lullaby, only my heart feels.

Silent One
30 March 2019

Sunday 31 March, is mother's day here in the UK.
Nothing in this world as precious as a mother, I wish every mum
a beautiful day...
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member If I Were a Baby's Breath

 If I were a baby’s breath 
I’d be the sigh
that bends the wheat as dawn slips by
a gentle chinook that softly speaks
a river’s pause….. before it breaks
the soulful love itself remakes.

If I were the moment 
I'd be the one
star that pierces through the dark
where moons align and two hearts become
a place thoughts dissolve where time suspends
a love too vast for fate to end.

If I were a dream catcher I’d kiss your sleep
with shades of joy too rich to keep
reality more radiant than you'd dare.
and when you wake upon your skin
my breath would rise dew drops within.

If I had an enchanted touch 
I’d be the artist
of tides that sculpt the cliffs in full
a warmth that lingers on your breasts
a caress that cradles slow and deep
like roots that drink where my love sleeps.

If I were a sacred covenant
I’d be the mark
that binds your soul where comets arc
not lost to time, nor dimmed by space
but carved in light-faith’s endless place.
forever locked in my loves’ divine celestial lace.

But I am just myself 
imperfect true
yes, I am only flesh and bone
no myth no spark no sculpted stone—
but in your arms, I burn, I shine
a zephyrus breath where earth meets sky.


Premium Member Roots and Dandelion Dreams: A Mother's Heart

Roots and Dandelion Dreams: A Mother's Heart
- Daniel Henry Rodgers

Roots and Dandelion Dreams: A Mother's Heart
- Daniel Henry Rodgers


At dawn's first blush, 
milkweed pods, 
burst with a sigh,
A feathery shower of, 
silk sending secrets... 
on the wind's soft cry.

Yesterday they wore a crown of pink 
Today they are set free;
like dandelion dreams floating on the vast sea 
a thousand wishes taking flight.


I see you spinning gracefully 
on dandelion fluff. 
each strand like a 
glowing thread 
forming a halo.
Your laughter flows like 
a babbling 
brook over stones. 
while your tears resemble mist 
clinging to ferns in 
the whisping breeze.


As twilight falls and fireflies twinkle 
like scattered stars,
a new constellation is born.—
a flickering dance in the dimming light 
as transient, as a summer evening.
In your eyes wild irises bloom 
reflecting the evening sky as 
they search for their fragrance.


Amidst meadowlarks songs 
welcoming the dawn in morn. 
my heart remains intertwined 
with yours like a nurturing vine
that delves into the soil 
forever connected to you.
You write the poetry of life 
moments full of freedom. 
Like a ballet of butterflies 
a child experiencing wonder, 
both wild and free.


No need, 
for preaching! 
just the melody of the wind
whispering through 
the pine trees.
A communication,
a connection that binds eternally.
With patience engraved 
in the face of mountains 
I stand as a protector. 
a sanctuary in this forests 
intricate beauty.


While shadows dance in a transient 
vanishing performance 
My love stands firm like 
a redwood sentinel enduring 
all challenges.
In the settling of dusk, 
where fireflies sparkle,
My presence is like a meadow 
where bluebirds dream.


For you, 
my child, 
are a hawk, 
on the wind's caress.
Soaring on thermals, 
a spirit, 
etched upon your face.
My heart, 
a beacon's steady fire, 
guiding, 
through the unknown,
In this life's, 
choreography, 
bathed in your, 
boundless exploration.

Mother
Sheltering, strong
Branches rustle tales
Roots grip the earth deep
Child

Premium Member Heading Into Mothers Day Weekend

Dark hour of morning green and jealous sun.
Flag’s red, white, and blue leans over the porch.

Oak branches, bored, and skeleton but wood.
The leaves too still, no breath of life, no sigh.

M a h o g a n y - s a t u r a t e d   f l o w e r s
in frame with inky stems, ebonic blend.

The missing link between Winter and Spring
does spread its wings, still life below the clouds.

Oh!   I hear it!   Oh!   I knew it!   The rain
o b s i d i a n  does wake - the  s h a t t e r i n g,
a  m e l a n c h o l y  roar,  a  s i l e n t  pour.

There is hope fulness, hope lessness in it.
A tediousness-grace, beside next day.
A full out vortex burst of rosy cheeks,
this day tempers. The birds concur with me.

5/12/2023

Premium Member Poem of My Soul

In times of darkness,
When time is like raging seas,
my mum Is the lighthouse,
illuminating the skies,
guiding me to the shore.

There is an art to motherhood.
A paradise on earth,
with blessings of a priceless prayer.
Anyone can give birth,
but not everyone can be a mother,

I have written so many March musings,
simmering scribbles with alliterative metaphors,
but my mamma is the poem of my soul.

When the Devil would trick with his wicked games,
her angelic voice would bring clarity.
Reminding me that twisted thoughts will
only lead to a maze of uncertainty.

Each time death knocked at my door, 
Her empathic energy would ease my pain.
Always told me if I didn't appreciate inner beauty;
the red of a rose would kill my soul.
How I'll be forever collecting thorns,
so I planted an abundance of flowers,
in kaleidoscopic colours, ensuring
Spring smells were soothing.

I remember when burdens became too heavy,
swift changes of life brought only sorrow,
grey clouds followed my every move
with black skies full of soulless stars.
There was a spring with deadly roses,
and countless colourless flowers.
I wondered if my heart would bloom this spring.
you were the perfect remedy,
like the mercy of rain upon petals,
who gave warmth after a cold night.

Words lost in a hustle and bustle of silence,
bloomed like lilacs and daffodils,
kissed by the sweetness of morning dew,
as colourful clouds in clementine hues,
greeted the sun in sapphire skies.

I always have regurgitating regrets,
when being strong, I never express enough,
how no woman alive could ever take your place.
In a world where love can be a hallucination,
people lose their affection,
let them change, 
but you always stay the same.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Mothers Heart

My heart is full of unbounded love
Bleeding sacrifice and pain 
Spilling over with devotion
pouring down like monsoon rain

With the vastness of the ocean 
It beats out a warning cry 
To ward of evil spirits 
keep you safe till you can fly 

I wish upon so many stars
To keep you safe my girl 
I hold you close secure and warm 
like an oyster holds a pearl 

I dreamt a thousand dreams for you
I prayed so many times 
I Told you tales of kings and queens 
And endless nursery rhymes 

I wrapped my heart around you 
Gave you all that I posses 
Now these lips strive not to nag you 
when you make an awful mess 

Your little hands and tiny feet 
I remember them so well 
I picked you up and kissed your knees
when time again you fell 

Too fragile for this earth plain 
So beautiful and pure 
But while you’re here I’ll guide you
Hold your hand when you’re unsure 

You’re not alone my darling 
And even when I moan 
Know I’ll love you till my one last breath 
And I’ll always be your home

Premium Member Mothers Day Love Monoku Potd






   A star in the sky, bright as the sun, strong as a Mother’s love.



                            5/14/2023


    A collaboration by: Elena Eagle and Pangie Romios

Premium Member Love's Incarnation

Mother is...

The incarnation of God's eternal love within the perimeter of temporal life!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
        14 May 2023
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Happy Mother's Day to all mothers of the world!

Premium Member Can You Hear Me Mama

Can you hear me, can you hear me Mama
                                      I’d say when I was four
I “played” my toy piano  
    And she’d say, play some more!


Can you hear me, can you hear me Mama
                                            At sixteen, I did say
She smiled as she applauded
    My song for high school play


Can you hear, can you hear me Mama
                                        I called from overseas  
It’s not the best connection
    She cried, just come home please


Can you hear, can you hear me Mama
                                  Although she can’t, I sigh
I’ll always need for her to know
    Her baby boy’s close by



As Mother's Day approaches, my heart is filled of love!

Premium Member My Mom

My mother was your average country mom
She wasn't gorgeous. Some might call her "plain"
But had the patience to diffuse a bomb
Her eyes grew narrow, when I caused her pain

She never raised her voice nor slapped my face
Still taught me right from wrong and not to lie
Made sure I bowed my head when dad said grace
Encouraged me to find new things to try

And even though she worked, twas not for greed
She took great pleasure from the "simple things"
She told me, "Faith in God," was all one needs
That real love doesn't come with any strings

My mother was as gentle as a dove
My prayer this Mother's Day, she knows she's loved



    by Daniel Turner

Premium Member A Mothers Silent Cry

As I stood there in silence remembering the things that use to be.  I tried to erase 
the 
memories hoping this would set me free.  the pain it caused the sleepless 
nights I 
embraced and the endless tears on my face as I felt so much disgrace.
Time went by Day by Day Night by Night as I begin to lose sight, the strain on my 
mind 
with all the waisted time. I LISTENED FOR MY SCREAMS FROM ALL THE BAD 
DREAMS.
But I was not releived.
The emptiness as I wanted to die, and all I received was a mothers silent cry.

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