Philosophy Mother Daughter Poems

Her daughter seemed to know better
Just how to truly love another....

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Come, let's build a canoe,
We'll float away
just me and you 
We'll float down stream
Upon the water,
Flickers of light
In our hair
My daughter
My little daughter
A poet too
An...

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God of Heaven!
I am here on Earth
To follow a Divine mandate
Of being a loving Mother
I know I have no strength
To do this on my own
I...

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That is your job, the mama tells us at school.
We feed her child breakfast, lunch, and an after school snack free of charge.
We give her...

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Don’t baby your babies when they are five.
Don’t carry them into kindergarten.
Kindergarten is for learning.
Kindergarten is for sharing.
Share your woes with adults.
Share your philosophy with...

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Wilderness edible forests,
to hungry mothers,
became wild undomesticated wastelands
to commodifying and taxing FatherLand patriarchs.

Wilderness matriarchs once Pledged Allegiance to the Sun,
and Gratitude to GrandMother Moon
for both...

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Graffiti on the wall that you call yours for your communication;
Someone else paints it all over, different lines, zigzag, splodges, splurged, fiery captions  
Can...

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Who questions the great love of a Parent
(whose love is here and present to the end
for caring and for giving to attend
to every child's welfare...

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My mother, my grandmother before has always held a place in my heart.
My father, and my grandfather before has the same part.
I was young and...

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For Mother Teresa

to see...

the clarity of beauty between the murky folds of life

to see...

the simple truths of living
between the horror and the endless strike

to see...

the...

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