Mother Enclosed Rhyme Poems

Bursting, breaking free from egg shells with glee
Baby ducks welcome their Spring-endowed worth
Amidst mother Earth’s radiating mirth
Ready to frolic in the pond --- there they...

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NATURAL  FLOW

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Act of Love
John, joined other urchins; ran away from home
He was eight years, his mother died
Father, alcoholic, abused his only son:
Physically assaulted little John.
Uncontrolled fear...

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My heart's inspiration is mother dear...
Her nurturing love heals hurts of bruise pest
with grace-fragrance of radiant hope's best
that sweetly pervades in my veins with cheer....

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        MEMORABLE

        Happiest moment blessed me 
    ...

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Heart, tempestuous and wild
Delights in the dance of contrast
Although knowing it will not last
Frolics about like a playful child

Mother and Father join the play
Name of...

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The end will come to the mother nature,
On the day assigned by the father time;
The end words of lines will no longer rhyme,
The stars won’t...

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God created the earth*, devoid of dearth
along His perfect wisdom’s very best
making mankind to be wondrously blest
in paradise of Mother Nature’s mirth.

Amidst are amazing places...

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When the Storm Subsides

When strong winds dissipate, calmer skies appear
The torrential rainfall changing the atmosphere 
Taking in all that Mother Nature provides 
Sun tries to...

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Little squirrels scampering to hide their nuts,                  ...

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he ancestral house seemed smaller, today seen with eye glasses
The pathway seemed shorter, the mangoes grow loftier
It was once open field across the hill
Mushrooming subdivisions...

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Not all the soldiers have returned home,
even the owling wind has a reason to weep;
Cynthia's legs start to shake, she had little sleep,
her dark hair...

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Children came up missing but it never concerned her before. 
Two days after her son vanished, her feelings were churning 
Her world crashed when she...

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I want to hide my face,                   ...

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Sometimes I feel I know nothing about life

But I do know something about Kenya

I come from the gustily, hilly terrains of rural Ingavira

Where huts form...

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