I Love You Mom Poems | Examples
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Some days I think I miss you.
Other times I'm mad.
Sometimes I'm glad your gone but at the same time I am sad.
I often stop and remember one of the memories you have shared.
When you told me that your mom never really cared.
You said you dream about her but she never ever talks.
But I would say you're just like her a two face back stabbing mom.
I love you but I hate you it messes with my grief because I'm not sure how I feel now that you're deceased
Thinking of you in everything I do;
gratefully, deep thoughts of you live on.
You are so missed- yet, promise it is true-
until my days expire and I am gone,
live memories remain while I pursue
exclaiming, “Mom, I love you still,” each dawn.
A mother’s role is not an easy one,
A taxing undertaking, to be sure;
And if it weren’t for you, I would have none.
But you would make me feel so small, demure,
With words of anger and a cruel hand;
Of my own place and worth I was unsure.
There’s only so much hurt a child can stand
Before they numb themselves to their own hearts.
I know I’m not the daughter you had planned,
But truly we are not that far apart.
I know you loved me in your own way still,
And maybe in that love, we can restart.
Despite it all, I love you even still,
And Heaven surely knows I always will.
~ for Mom ~
you …
kiss my hand three times
as tender as a thistle, borne
‘my angel’ you whisper, as I kiss yours -
skin as thin as paper
careworn by the million things you
have done for me, but warm …
I turn at the door to
shut the light -
just in time to snatch your
sweetened kiss from the air
I return the same …
hugging it to your chest like
a child’s doll,
you smile, eyes closed -
‘I love you’ we exchange softly …
such a silly little ritual
among a thousand others we have
yielded over the years …
but none as precious
none as dear to my being
none that I now miss as terribly
for the sadly sobering fact
that we will never, ever … ever
share it …
again.
Happy Birthday, Mom
Happy birthday, my mom, I am wishing you all the good
You gave me a life, how can I say thank you? I don't know
God give you in my life, for life, hmm, a great parent, love
You have suffered a lot in my life, Vilmos was a bad boy
Yes, I am not a diamond, but you always took care of me
I love you, oh Mom, your life is mine, mine is yours, our kind
Thank you for your life, and mine, and my father, I love yours
Your lives, implanted in my heart, oh time, God, great parents
We are together in soul, in the God
Happy Birthday, oh my Mom! Love
Vilmos
Mom
You was wise
With your advice
The love your heart held
Stuck to mine like a weld
So much I did learn
Even when the hate did burn
Always soothed my soul
I don't know if it was your goal
But you taught me to live
You taught me to give
The things I learned from you
Taught me to be true
For what I should fight for
Not to ask for more
Than what I need
For my words to plant the seed
My souls important to feed
I love you so much
At your memory I sometimes clutch
Mother of mine
Are you now an angel that can shine
I miss you
My love is still true.
Your always in my heart
Though your gone we're not apart
Thank you for all you done
Proud to of been your son
Dear Mom, you probably think that I forgot
That today is the anniversary of your birth.
I couldn’t possibly, you’re the only Mom I’ve got,
So, let me express in words what I think you’re worth.
I LOVE YOU! That about sums it up.
Sometimes I think of you,
it still breaks my heart
all those memories with you
and I start to fall apart.
Mom, you were my strength,
I could always talk to you
you always made me think
there is nothing you couldn't do.
Why they took you so soon,
I will never know the why
I love you to the moon
throwing kisses to the sky.
Some day we will be together,
not sure when that will be
then we will share forever
together you and me.
Date: 1/18/2022
Did I forget you mom; I did not mean to do.
Did I forget you mom, you know I love you too.
Did I forget you Mom on this your Special Day.
I have no words that can erase the pain away.
Did I forget you mom, please forgive me.
I will remember all the time in the past and future be.
Did I forget you Mom; Never, for it must last forever.
I seem to take you for granted Mom
But it's truly not meant to be.
It's just that you are too good to us all
And especially good to me.
I realize when life is made easier
By the goodness of someone so dear
It's hard to remember to thank you
When I see you each day of the year.
But I do appreciate you dear Mother
And I know I don't tell you enough
You are the reason I'm living
And you are the reason I'm loved.
Your name begins with a B,
And I’m your first baby…
I should always tell you
You’re sweet like a Bumblebee
That has a Heart of Gold.
Being as Gold as Honey.
I love you, Mommy.
I also want to tell you
To believe you are
The most pretty among
All the other Queen Bees.
You have a kind Queen’s beauty.
You’re my mother,
So Honey Mommy Day.
So much to say
You’re the first one I blame
The first one I shower with anger
You’re the first one I yell at
But you’re the first one I run to
the first one I look for
the first one I need to hug
the first one I ever loved
I love you mom
Happy Birthday
Came from Muskogee, Oklahoma;
As a teenager came to care for her elderly Auntie in Omaha;
Whereas she met her handsome older new Navy guy,
Two years later became her husband;
Birth 3 sons-one died nine months later
One born blind, nine months later came, I
A strong black woman died at 39 years
I miss you Mom didn't say I love you enough you see;
So endearing I thank God for thee;
~
ANNIE BELL LEE
Happy Mother's Day
Date of arrival October 21st 1934
Date of departure July 21st 1974
Mother's Day :May Tenth Twenty-Twenty
written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Laughing at the Door
I walked out the front door,
never meaning to interrupt.
I was feeding the old bread,
to the morning birds.
I do that every night before,
I go to bed.
It is not new.
Near the side of the house,
there in the dark,
small voices,
sharing an interment moment.
One that they will keep,
for the rest of their lives.
I am quiet,
I hurry.
I am unnoticed.
That is okay.
I do not want to be,
an intruder.
I like the way he makes her laugh.
Perhaps he may be the one?
If not, there is always time,
to consider options…
in the garden of
tomorrow.
I have potatoes and carrots
yet to put in.
One of the hardest days of my life
Was when I became
“a nice man”
It was a terrible day
Because I had no plan
That my love was slipping from me
And I was no longer who I used to be
Dementia
Ripped the memory
From her mind
That I was her son
Now I was just somebody who was kind
No longer to her was I me
Her eyes were open
But her mind was to blind to see
One of the hardest days for me
Being unable to set her free
Just a “nice man”
With a spiritual plea
Just one more day
That she’ll remember me
Eric (and sometimes not)