Mother Love Poems

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

I searched through and through just to find it.
Looked among varying variables, while holding my love's coefficients to multiply with.
I summed up my expressions, ready

© Steven Mwakatundu  

What is love, thou ask’st, with lips like petals pressed in doubt?
Is it a whisper in the dark, or something souls can live without?
Nay love

© Anup Dahal   

Feeling rather lost 
my darling mother passed
my heart feels ripped out
leaving me empty inside 

She was 96; weak at the end
I know she was glad

© Shadow Hamilton  

down on the floor
hands and feet would lift me ~
i was a plane

blew up balloons
she made me animals ~
i was dazzled

taught me stitches
loved skilled embroidery

© CayCay Jennings  

A young girl,
An old lady,
A mother of two,
A passionate dancer—
All were friends of mine.

Across the decades,
Through Chennai floods
And Hindi classes,
They stood with courage and quiet

© Anuradha Sowmyanarayanan  

I love to watch you be a women:

How you wake in the morning still
sluggish in your sighs
The perfection of your hair array is a
painted picture

© Michael Ramel  

This scene occurred just days before she died.
Somehow I made it through before I cried.

While pale and weak, eyes closed, in bed she lay,
I thought

© Janice Canerdy  

First Steps Funerals and Nana's Hands 

By Evelyn Aimarie

2 days after my Nana's funeral
My oldest son took his first steps. 
She was my grandmother on

© Evelyn Collins  

Saracen princess, 

Blackened corridors bathed in honey hold you in high esteem as you dance in flickers, eyes raising the death toll every time you

© Elami Zuberi  

 
"our invisible, celestial, sublime, beatific angels . . . "

              

© Constance La France  

Limericks X

This is a more serious limerick:

The Abandoned Child’s Complaint
by Michael R. Burch

I hoped you might have loved me,
but you pushed me out to sea

© Michael Burch  

You're beautiful like no other,
Your smile can melt the hardest stone,
You were raised well by your mother,
Good home training you've always shown.

Many stars shine in

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

 no turning back at nineteen years of 
age with bonded Love no eyes could 
see or earthly arms could hold dear
into a fold of

© Ghairo Daniels  

Roots That Breathe Within My Heartbeat

At every step, 
their shadow guides me,
My father, steady as an oak in the breeze,
my mother, tenderness in all that

© Hakimi Abdul Jabar  

You’re gentle, judgemental,
A freak in sheep’s disguise
Yet in some ways you’re burdened by self sacrifice,
You’re obsessive, compulsive,
Afraid to let me go
You’re afraid of what’s left

© Katie Thomas