Child Mother Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberTo All The Mary's of the World


In the wind the Holy Spirit 
Has turned and twirled
He has orchestrated conception
To all the Mary's around the world
One Mary she stands alone
The mother of our Savior
Blessed among women
Still in need of saving
Another Mary stands alone
The first to the risen Christ
As we all need to witness to
The Resurrection and The Life
But we are all broken vessels
Our fractures need repair
His Way, His Truth, His Life (and kintsugi)
Will help us, to get us there
So not every Mary will birth a Messiah
Or will see Him with their eyes
But every Mary who is able
          will be blessed to be with child


Meeting Ma

Who are you?
Where were you?
What’s the connection?
Why now?

My mind ponders,
In figment of imagination, it wanders.
Seeking truths in riddles better left untold.

As I walked in alone,
What was the calling, unknown?
Masked in a cloak, perhaps a riddle to see,
Waiting for you to appear, to help untangle me.

What is pure joy?
What is elation?
An infant cradled in mothers’ arm,
The embrace, the warmth.
The laughter of a child,
All innocence, free from guile.

The maiden glance, the nascent word.
Phew…Effervescent beats surged within,
A fountain of joy bubbling unseen.
Your aura, brushed in hues of rainbow’s gleam.
Your vibes, as pleasant as the memory of a childhood dream.
And I stood smitten, shaken & stirred,
Awoken from the slumber, my vision blurred.


Sometimes, a lifetime is never enough,
Sometimes, a moment is magic in puff.
Sometimes, words vanish, unable to explain,
Sometimes, silence sings what the heart can’t contain.

Walking in, I didn’t know my calling,
Saying goodbye, my thoughts and feelings were sprawling.
Blessed I am to have experienced you,
Pending tale, yet untold, will follow.

Premium Member With A Gentle Hand Poetry Mystic

By Poet "A mother's love is never ending, always with a gentle hand."


With a gentle hand,
our life starts off being held and rocked.
As we grow and learn,
life will grow with us.
With a gentle hand,
we are told no many times.
Sometimes we learn,
sometime we do not learn.
With a gentle hand,
hopefully we get straightened out.
In life one day we will need to take our baby,
with a gentle hand.

With A Gentle Hand - Mystic

With A Gentle Hand
Contest  //Sponsored by: Mystic Rose Rose
( 9th Place )

Written: September 7, 2025


With a gentle hand,
You balance the world while its feet are still untried…
little fingers twist like seashells
around the promise of tomorrow.

Love is gentle in this place;
it hides within a cradle song,
a steady thrum of trust
leaning into your heart.

Every touch becomes a promise
each embrace a refuge -
showing the fragile ones
that gentleness carries power.

When the lullabies grow silent
your hand remains
carrying tomorrow gently
like sunrise opening the sky.

Premium MemberA mother's Loving Touch

There could never be a more gentle hand
than that of a mother and her loving touch.
The emotional bond takes place, unplanned
by the one who loves her child so much.

Even months before her babe is due to be born,
her shielding hands can often be found
on her tummy, protecting the child she's sworn
to keep healthy inside of her, safe and sound.

When she hears the wail of its first cry,
her gentle hand will count toes and fingers.
Her tears will then fall, and she'd heave a sigh
while on her infant, the mother's sight lingers.

With comforting hands, she will offer healing
when her toddler falls while learning to walk.
Applauding hands when proud and revealing
her pleasure at the first words her child will talk.

Soothing hands, she has through childhood days.
Year after year, a mother's story will unfold.
Tender hands showing love and affection ~ always
in her heart, a child is a treasure, no matter how old.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.


Inheritance

my mommys love was a loves room I knocked until my Knuckles bruised.
she taught me Silence like a bed time song, and bitterness in breakfast. 

Her hugs were shark -skin 
smooth if you dont move 
but alisia moved 
alisia always moved

She gave me her tired
like a hand-me down sweater 
too tight in the chest 
 loose in the soul.
I learned to fold myself 
like laundry she forgot in the
washer. 
I wanted her wanting 
but sne wanted drugs.

I wasent the drugs was
he child and i needed
her but 
She needed them.

Now I carry mommy 
In my Jaw in 
in dreams
In the way I panic in someone
Says "mommy”
by alisia bentley

Premium MemberWith A Gentle Hand

With soft touch of hands
mother smooths creases of fear—
folding in embrace
touching quivering candle
fingers humming haunting hymns

Love requires no hands
it invents its own language—
wing, beak, paw and lick
a body curled up to care
whispers —'you're safe'

Whales cuddle up close
dolphins ring rosy halos
seals seek safe harbors
penguins bow against the wind
birds soothe with beaks and feather

Love without fingers
a current that wraps and lifts
a tide unbroken
it cradles the heart within
steadies the faltering steps

Such love needs not touch—
it listens, watches, imbibes
hovering in care
joining two hearts together
with spirit of motherhood

Premium MemberThen Mother Became Mist

She loved her child through rivers and mountains, 
copied sutras with trembling hands, 
offered them at dawn, noon, dusk, and night— 
each tear a stream flowing in silence.

She loved her child across endless miles, 
chanting through tears like mountain rain. 
The wind carried her voice to distant woods, 
cold rain soaking into her soul.

Then Mother became mist, fading in midday sun. 
Then Mother became fragrance, drifting through dreams. 
Then Mother became cloud, white hair at heaven’s edge. 
Then Mother became sunlight, a shadow behind the hill.

At midnight, I turn in a distant town, 
reading the last line of her sutra. 
Her words overflow with longing— 
transcribing the Buddha’s teaching across the river.

O love! A forest of white hair 
flies back to cover birth and death. 
A bird cries from the farthest sky— 
I lift my head, and hear the sound of the Unborn.

--- By Nguyen Giac Phan Tan Hai
© Hai Phan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Memberthe bee to become

I'll be free to kind-ness of daisies
gently trembling through the void,
and the softness of  held hands
which are offering raisins,
without a trick of quicksand.
There's seeds that has a need
of watering & the showering,
Grows into roses with its thorns
defense mechanism vulnerability
can be sweet and leave you torn.
A mother cradles her newborn
and will show her teeth
if you interrupt her breath
into her child's new lungs,
and a simple harmony sang
She's now a bee to become....
© RGH Poetry  Create an image from this poem.

Time flies

‘Twas just yesterday I learned about joy. 
You became mine and I became yours – 	 
so happy for a girl instead of boy.	 
An instant love bonded us to the core. 
 
Seconds, hours, days and years quickly fly.
Crawling and talking, walking and running – 		
you grew so fast, past hijinks and lies, 
into someone so smart and stunning.
 
Time continues to pass so fast for me.
You became an adult and now mother.
You turned me into a bragging Nonni 
with a perfect princess now to nurture. 
 
I watch with amazement; the years go by. 
Holding memories, I can only try.

agony

a shriek,
	a high-pitched scream echoed against the walls,
lightning flashed,
	thunder rumbled deep and hard into my chest.
 pain,
	tightness,
		ache,
			sorrow.
it cannot be real, this is not happening, I cannot believe it.
to never again see,
talk,
hug,
love on,
		joke,
dance.
our son was –
our only boy was – 
our eldest child was – 
our headache was – 
our heart was – 
our angel is – 
forever 26.

Premium MemberTaking Care of Momma

Time has went by and now we've switched roles
Having me at 16 and dealing with life's  blows
To me there was no problem you couldn't solve
Through my growing up you were always involved
Now you're getting older and i must take care of you
You've always had an independent point of view 
There's nothing wrong with me paying you back
This is the story of our lives so sit back and relax
A baby cant help the fact that their dependant 
Now the tables have turned dont be offended
This is a time for me to show my appreciation
You fed me and made sure i got my education 
I dont remember going to bed with any worries 
You taught us to pray and to read our bible stories
Anything you need i will try to provide for you
Im by your side with anything you may go through  
Cooking,laundry and etc is what you did for me
Ill love to do for you as well, even financially
You cant burden me anymore than i burden you  
With you mother I'm just trying  to apply the golden rule
You were the best mother a child could have ever had
Seeing you grow older isnt easy it makes me sad
Aging from a baby to an adult back to a child
To be able to care for you mom makes me very proud

A black mothers sacrifice

Broken cries diluted the still waters
A mothers pain as she prepares a better life for her daughter
Her bones ached with exhaustion 
Her fractured breathing heavy with guilt 
Buy she knew this was the right decision 

She wraps her baby in a blanket made of love and sacrifice
She hoped these feelings would be carried into her child's next life 
I'm the early morn before the rising of the sun 
She sung lullabies from her mother She learned
Before giving her only child a tender kiss on her forehead 
Then ending her last moment with a hug

Her child's cries drowned out by the silence of freedom
Her child sunk to her watery grave
Protected from ever becoming a slave
She was born to be free
And that all her mother ever wanted her to be 

Her love for her daughter transcended time 
She felt a hole in her chest 
As if she had been hit with a bullet 
But she would do it again if it protected her daughter from enslavement 
Even if it meant the loss of her child would break her 
But a mother love is selfless
It's why her daughter kanoa had to be let go
Her name important, her name meant the 'free one'
Her daughter the epitome of freedom

To the mother they stole

To my mama they stole,

I dont blame you for what was done
You sacrificed your life for my childhood
You fought for my right of innocence 
You spoke so I could have freedom

It's not your fault
You were just born black
I'm not old enough to understand why
But i do understand your love
I feel it even in your absence 
I know I'm the child and your the parent 
But even black mothers deserve to be nurtured

Your hugs were always the best medicine
They always made this bleak world better
When we can next visit I'll give all the hugs so you can be happier
I promise to find a way
To make the men with cuffs pay
For taking my mommy away

Love your 'sweet baby child'
(As you always call me)

P.s I love you

my mother thought me poetry unfortunately, fortunately

with less words
risen are the river's current
melody in minnow's swimming
hollow that's able to hallow
climax of a cliche film 
xerophile for desert's scene

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