Wedding Mother Daughter Poems | Examples
These Wedding Mother Daughter poems are examples of Mother Daughter poems about Wedding. These are the best examples of Mother Daughter Wedding poems written by international poets.
the proud moment of being mother of the bride
the day before her wedding
Pandora found her mother’s loony box
there were journals about her bi-polar condition
and her suicide plans.
We were glad she kept it silently locked
did not read it on that day
or any other day,
preferring to burn it unopened
after she had been married for fifty-six years.
*Image of Mother and Child by Pixabay.
AUDIO: The Twelfth of Never, sung by Johnny Mathis (1956)
until the twelfth of never
a stranger shares confidences~~wedding day words tendered by a mom
2021 August 05
*1st Place*
A Brian Strand 1,2 or 3 line
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For love or money
Mara told her mummy
I'll sell my soul
for purest gold
Her mummy shivered
What have I raised
Mum well understood
This was no phase
Sure enough
Wedding bells soon rang
Jewels and gems in Mara's eyes ~
Bill of Divorcement in hand
Walking My Daughter Down the Aisle
Wedding Day, Lake Tahoe, 2001
Walking my daughter down the aisle,
Oh how very painful that was for me.
For in all her resplendent bridal glory,
Only a lovely child I could see!
The sweet little girl jumping rope,
Or the days she played Mommy.
She was and still is, my angel child.
I got number and number with step we took.
I felt truly that my world was ending.
Then that moment, oh that moment.
That final kiss as a Mommy~~
And yes, I gave my angel child away!
Those days of Cheerios,cartoons and candy,
No more bubble baths or combing her hair.
In a split second, vanished,
Like rainbow bubbles lifted heavenward,
Into the warmth of the Lake Tahoe air.
Panagiota Romios
3/30/2019
*Reposted February 8. 2020