Mother Memory Poems
These Mother Memory poems are examples of Memory poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Memory Mother poems written by international poets.
God Sends Pets Without Wings"God sends pets without wings so no one will suspect they are angels ..." Unkown
Angels come in all sizes
Never knowing when they will appear
Great fur coats to...
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Categories:
memory, day, friend, fun, love,
My 1st gift to MomA clear-beaded mousie
with a pointy black nose,
twitchable beaded tail,
and ruffly yellow clothes.
The tail can tilt her head--
she nods without a squeak!
Quiet little church mouse,
I bought...
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memory, childhood, cute love, giving,
Willys JeepMy father bought a Willys Jeep
When I was just a kid.
My mother took one look at it
And man, she flipped her lid.
A station wagon was...
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memory,
Mushroom Picking
In the cool of an autumn morning
my father and his friend,
Jimmy Kerin, would go
mushroom picking in paddocks
way out past the last suburban fence.
I...
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Categories:
autumn, dad, memory, mother,
German Potato SaladThe grandfather on my mother's side was a cheapskate.
A real cheapskate.
One Christmas, he gave me a used paperback book.
Something like “Jimmy Plays Baseball.”
It was...
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Categories:
grandfather, memory,
MORE THAN EPHEMERAMORE THAN EPHEMERA
A dusty attic one must reorganise
Unlabelled boxes trying to hide
There will be at least one surprise
A diary and postcard tucked inside
A letter from...
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Categories:
family, memory,
call
~ for Mom ~
it seems …
like yesterday
and it seems like forever …
I can see them clearly
I can feel the soft wrinkles of skin
her little hands...
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Categories:
analogy, love, memory, mom,
MEMORY THERAPY-You Have Entered the Twilight Zone Poetry Contest~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Nick Tipton lived a quiet life,
west Kentucky, in rolling hills;
been farming there for ten years,
all according to his own will.
This simple life would’ve have kept...
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Categories:
memory, mystery,
Yoshihiro HattoriWhen my mother discussed his story,
I was tragically shocked and enraged.
How could someone kill a teenager?
Assuming Yoshihiro was a trespasser?
An exchange student, a young teenager,
From...
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Categories:
america, memorial, memory, murder,
BLACK AND WHITE DAYSBLACK AND WHITE DAYS
When I think of my childhood back at home,
I remember it mostly in monochrome.
In the second world war, when times were austere,
I...
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Categories:
childhood, color, memory, war,
I'm Not in Kansas Anymore (Mimic the song..."If I Only Had A Brain" by the Scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz)
I could be so independent
So lavish and resplendent
Just a player...
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Categories:
angst, loss, memory,
I am my mother's child by Suzan SatchellI am my mother's child
By: Suzan Satchell
I am my mother's child I am my mother's child so precious, so kind and so dear. I'm...
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Categories:
appreciation, memory, mother daughter,
My Mother
I didn’t know why the sky suddenly fell on us,
we got deracinated, turned into derelict drift wood,
until mother floated far, found an alien anchorage...
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Categories:
analogy, memory, mothers day,
The Memory of Lemon Juice, Gaza 2024The Memory of Lemon Juice, Gaza 2024
The scent of leaves
we placed between our clothes
no moths would dare to eat
but these we left behind
the fruit we...
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Categories:
memory, city, food, humanity, war,
Are the clouds just soapsuds too"Clouds
Are so gorgeous
Just as clouds--
They border the edge of heaven
In great, rolling, billowy puffs...
Or they float
In little trailing wisps
Across the sky...
Why do poets try
To liken...
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Categories:
beauty, imagery, memory, mother