Mother Love Poems | Examples

These Mother Love poems are examples of Love poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Love Mother poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberFather’s Day

I remember as I child
eyeing the Christmas
tree, all lit and broadcasting.
Early-on I realized that Father
was Santa.  Mother sensed it
when they married. Father, let go of his 
well defined ego, embraced the principal
to secure the family, protect and 
serve selflessly onto death.


Premium Membervoice

VOICE vowels consonants first words unexpressed my impostor baby its preponderant silence "mama echoes i still love you"

Premium MemberWrapping a Little Terrorist in Love


              Long before he donned the garb of terror
                  in his twisted mind, ‘no error’
               
              He lay in swaddling clothes in his loving mother’s arms
                  a purveyor of charm ~ tender ~ incapable of harm

Premium MemberTahj Micah Jones

Today is your birthday
And I’m proud of you
Heart of gold you make
Joyful dreams a truth

Man of courage compassion 
I love you very much son
Chocolate man of passion
A special intelligent one
Happy God blessed me so

Jones is your given name
Onyx hair and brilliant goals
Never change a single thing
Every prayer was like a dare
Saw God bless you to dream

Premium MemberWhen Teaching Broke Me

It happened slowly, 
then not so slowly

I could have stayed 
for my two Yasmeens

One was lighter than the wind,
which on a whim,
could carry her away 
on a wish 

Yasmeen was lighter than air
in a puffy pink coat 
in September 

My first Yasmeen 
would smile at me 
and reaffirm my life
in a moment of doubt 

Her mother made me Karkadeh
I drank it lovingly 

My Yasmeens were as different
as beauty can be 

That teaching could just be
teaching;
the kids and me, 
with our shadows chasing us 
constantly
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Premium MemberTears


Tears are wet to the palate
salty to the taste -- 
we cannot not live without
the water...nor salt -- 
and their expulsion associated with
many miseries, many deaths.  
My focus though is on joyful tears -- 
laughter that pains the 
ribs in a good way, after a funny story
well told -- a child overwhelmed
by a blessed gift becoming happily 
emotional.  We are lacrimal in a very
poignant sense~ for what reaches the
surface, through trial and error, while
intense, outwardly drippy, is substance
of a great connecting conduit.  And despite 
ambient fluctuations of internal springs, 
over-all life is devotedly nurtured by a
Maternal Sky~ keeping dear watch,
moistening and drying according to
the ripening needs of her children.

Premium MemberA Monster Called Life

Fair lady, look down, see me in this hole, 
beaten by a creature to be dreaded,   
this ill-made, unsightly, disfigured, troll,
conquered by a monster many-headed. 

The moment mother screamed and I was born, 
the beast's heads stared upon me filled with hate.
I pared an ugly one that was called scorn,
and left home when I could to meet my fate. 

Looming precariously from above, 
the brute left me here in my final hour,
delivering dire blows - first pain, then love.
Dear lady, please place a futile flower

as I bid farewell to the woe and strife,
and the monster, now dead, but once called life.

Premium MemberThe Greatest Love on Earth

       No greater love than a mother’s 
           for her children

        ‘til the world saw a father’s for his son

Premium MemberToo many juxtapositions

in an already crowded
canvas, and sure-
cornered life

Why do I put a Calvin
(drew, colored, cut out)
whistling
on top of my impressionist
lake watercolor
that my mother told me
needed fine-tuning?

I never made a small impression
I was always a little too loud
I combined colors and sounds
violently

I look like Annie Hall on Monday,
Frida Kahlo on Tuesday,
A hungover Greta Garbo on Wednesday,
Jack Black's twin-sister on Thursday,
a menopausal mess of me on Friday,
and the weekend is simply
a free-for-all  

Why can't I love 
peacefully?
The whales call their calves
in clicks, and know it better
than I do, up here
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Premium MemberLegacy Of Love

What I recognize as art, of course,
Is only seeing that which surfaces
from likeness already inside of me – 
we physically and spiritually relate
at least tacitly sense before
we can begin to grasp.  Even when I 
inquisitively imagine
were I oblivious, on all levels
of consciousness, it would be no different
than a concept of God to the Atheist.  
The Atheist reasons…people of faith
intuitively accept.  The future mother knew
the blessing in her womb, before the
ultrasound.  Christ connects intimately 
through legacy of Love.

Premium MemberA MOTHER'S LOVE EVEN IN DEATH


Lillies placed upon your chest,
beneath the earth you're laid to rest.

I visit with tears to heal my soul,
they water the soil that's black as coal.

The earth is moving beneath my feet,
Your lillies have popped up from beneath.

I smile and take a refreshing breath,
The lillies have grown from your chest.

Straight from the womb and your heart,
You gave the lillies a good start.

We are strong and bold and beautiful,
My tears reached your soul it's undisputable.

In thy untroubled ashes may our distance be light. 
We live in one another still.

Premium MemberDARK COLOR ANGEL-

Dark color angel , she speaks before the wind;
Dark color angel , her hope is in her skin;
Dark color angel., cheese illuminous;
Birth from heaven the motherland;
She is the mother, the womb of all Mankind;

5/23/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2026

Premium MemberJust Wondering

   
      from a mother’s love come children who behave

          why’s the world then filled with knaves

Premium MemberSheltering in Her Cowry Shell


securely sheltering it in her shell
       nurturing while within
             heeding to each gentle whisper
                   to each tap from tiny feet
in time She curls it in her embrace
       caresses it in her hug     
              fondles it with boundless care
                     cuddles it with sweetish love-
when fully fledged, sailing the high sea
             will it care for the cowry shell, its first home!

Premium MemberMother’s Day

Morning sunshine is bright like her love
Onyx hair streaked with wisdom gray 
Turquoise sky blessed from God above
Honoring every mom on her special day
Even if your mom is in heaven do know
Red love like roses bloom despite demise 
Smile as she did and continue to grow

Do look up remember her words so wise
Amethyst prayers and silver scripture true
Yellow wishes a happy Mother’s Day too

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