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Mom Narrative Poems

These Mom Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Mom. These are the best examples of Narrative Mom poems written by international poets.

Clive Gets Woke, Part II by David Welch

“...The leftists that you voted for
jacked up the minimum wage,
so new workers like me cannot
get hired, much less get paid.

“And those very same people
ignore foreigners...

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Categories: anger, change, growth, political,

THE STORY IN MY HEAD by Emmanuel Adedayo Ojelade

THE STORY IN MY HEAD
(Sounds Of Silence)

Would I have had it any better in life?
Why would it be me?
Why would he hurt me?
He is my...

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Categories: abuse, child abuse, depression,

Faces In The Train by Christine Phillips

I have been used to living alone for so long
I am determined and easy going but headstrong
This morning was rather strange because I was on...

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Categories: anxiety, city, conflict, deep,

Best Laid Plans by Keith Peterson

Left my computer on 
Grabbed the keys off my desk
Packed up the RV
And we headed out West

We grabbed some snacks
Toys, clothes and some cash
turned out...

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Categories: adventure, car, child, family,

There Is Peace In The Storm by Michael Barber

The fear grasp our hearts as we set in the hallway until the storm passed by. Mom was always afraid and made us kids run...

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Categories: confidence, emotions, environment, growing

Quiet Spirit-Angeline Oliver by Julius Lawrence

My Mother was born on October 3, 1916, and died on August 6, 1997.
She would have been over one hundred one years of age. I...

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Categories: africa, age, angel, anniversary,

The Beauty of a New Birth by Michael Barber

The Beauty of a New Birth
     
There are no comparisons to the birth of a newborn. The joy of the parents...

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Categories: analogy, blessing, devotion, feelings,

Very Senior Love by Sunlite Wanter

Very Senior Love

You had just finished telling me
You had stopped dying your hair,
At 90, you said no one would care
When
He came into the restaurant
Where we...

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Categories: age,

Devil In A Suit by Masilo Mokotjo

Puleng please stop crying ??  Puleng!!! I'm sorry ?? 
I... I saw him... I know you're hurt and I wanted to help but... I...

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Categories: abuse, anger, betrayal, death,

Mama's Gun And A Postage Stamp by curtis johnson

The postage stamp had now fallen off the envelope but not lost. Tucked away in the box was the stamp that authorized a letter from...

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Categories: america, chicago, history, mother,

Sally Sue Has A Bad Day by Alycia Wheatley

Sally Sue Has A Bad Day

Little Sally Sue awoke one day feeling quite blue.
Her mom asked "Why, whats wrong with you?"
Sally replied, "If i only...

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Categories: 1st grade, 2nd grade,

Mom Knew by Jack Ellison


My dear sweet friends of the Soup

Thought I'd let you in on a little secret

It's all about life and love and happy stuff

But mostly it's...

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Categories: mother,

Mill Wheel by curtis johnson

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Categories: childhood, children, kid, love,

finding friends by doug pederson

when Figgie the frog came home from his first day at school
his mother asked how he like the teacher. he replied ‘just fine mom’

Then she...

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Categories: 1st grade, funny,

Please Do Not Disturb by Amy Sell

On a sunny morning in September 1984
My mom’s best friend Linda drove to the grocery store
With her four-year-old daughter Becky in tow
Listening to the radio,...

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Categories: anxiety, bereavement, car, emotions,

Insults You May Use by Jack Ellison


You're not as dumb as people say, you're dumber
Seen people like you before, but had to pay admission
You're so fat, you could sell shade
Do you...

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Categories: funny,

sorrow is my scar by Dear Heart

______________________

sorrow is my scar that I keep hidden deep within my heart from the world
it never heals but will bleed forevermore when I think of...

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Categories: love, mother daughter,

The Gristmill by curtis johnson

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Categories: childhood, for teens, parents,

What Her Father Gave, Part III by David Welch

III.
The following day Carmen sat with her mom,
learning how to cook the books and more,
when suddenly there came a thundering {smash,
that ripped right through the...

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Categories: betrayal, character, corruption, dark,

What Her Father Gave, Part II by David Welch

II.
Carmen had no other family left,
and said,”I guess I can give it a try.”
Her mother beamed. “I live in Miami,
I’ll pay for some movers to...

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Categories: betrayal, character, corruption, dark,