Motherhood Birth Poems | Examples
These Motherhood Birth poems are examples of Birth poems about Motherhood. These are the best examples of Birth Motherhood poems written by international poets.
Year of twenty fourteen changed me
a baby with a baby
Although your cherished endlessly
Motherhood is scary
This little person
New to life
My emotions overbearing
Nurtured with a newfound
Love, protectiveness and caring
Nothing means more to me
You really cant compare it .
A woman who im proud to be
When i become your parent
Yesterday
My son was born, distress
Gave way to Joy
From my womb into my
Arms
Godly blessing was the
Boy.
Yesterday
My son was born, blowing
Bubbles, running wild
Catch a rainbow, chase the
Wind
Wondrous wonderer was the
Child.
Yesterday
My son was born, lifting
Wings so newly grown
From my arms into the
World
Phoenix rising, on his
Own.
Yesterday
My son was born, ripping
Stabbing at my heart
From my world into his
Dreams
Mother's man-child did
Depart.
By giving birth you've lost much loveliness,
but thou art lovelier now in fullness.
Edited: From hugeness to fullness accdng to sir A.
Joy of motherhood
The suckling child does find rest
Upon his mother’s chest
Where else then should he nest,
If not upon her breast?
Though at times odd, he may be a pest
With him she’s still obsessed
By his care she may be stressed
Yet, she still feels greatly blessed
During her prolonged medical quest
As barren she was being addressed
His birth, now welcomed with a fest
Her mockers she now can jest