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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.

Men, Money and Morals by VIJAI PANT

Parents killed brutally 
Matter trivial
Upper caste involved
Compensation announced
Forty lakhs 
Reason
Placating minorities
Two sons
Then minors
Now turn 18
Eligible for compensation
Sumit younger
Enquires for money
“Some more paperwork,”
Suneet clarifies
Less than a...

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Categories: betrayal, dark, sin,

''A Hundred Happy Stories'' by Dear Heart

When I think of my Dad, I am filled with happiness,
he had a happy-go-lucky outlook on life in general;
such a carefree soul, even to the...

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Categories: dad, memory,

Jill's Christmas Wish by Pixie Dust


She climbed on the ledge two lotus legs in position  
waiting for the moon to cast her magic spell
Soon she was bathed in light,...

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Categories: imagery,

Veterans Day in US - Remembrance Day in CDN - Eleven Eleven - Part One by Elaine George


My name is Garfield Edward George, better known as (Gap). I was born on the 26th day of March in the year 1921 in the...

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Categories: remembrance day,

Veterans Day US - Remembrance Day in CDN - Eleven, Eleven - Part Two by Elaine George

I wrestled with my conscience for some time as I watched more and more able man from our town enlist in the navy. I spent...

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Categories: remembrance day,

Dear Momma by Colette Dright

Words are many so how do we begin to express the love we feel within. We are truly blessed, grateful and thankful. Yes, we are...

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Categories: appreciation, family, i love

Enough is Enough by Colette Dright

Ever since I was a child and throughout my growing up
All I kept saying was, Enough Mom, Enough
The addiction from your drug use affected our...

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Categories: addiction, childhood, drug,

Once Upon a Halloween in the 50's by Elaine George

The excitement mounted as we rummaged around in the attic looking through old steamer trunks for discarded clothes and props to make Halloween costumes. With...

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Categories: nostalgia,

Escape from Horror by Andrea Dietrich

When I first awoke in this hospital, they tell me I had stared straight ahead and never uttered a word. I was in shock for...

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Categories: horror,

Gigantic Adventure of RumbleVoice and Samuel P by Caren Krutsinger

Sixteen hundred full moons ago, RumbleVoice, a giant with a mission, and his mighty spy hawk, Samuel P. were up in the Butter Cup Mountains...

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Categories: 4th grade, 5th grade,

I Would Like To Call His Mother by Caren Krutsinger

Let me tell you something you can’t tell anybody, not the principal, not my teacher, not nobody.
I stopped the ten-year-old midstream.  If you tell...

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Categories: anxiety,

Girl Without A Doll by Caren Krutsinger

Carolyn had seen them in her dreams, and sometimes in the dollar store or the resale shop.
They had bouncy heads, some with pony tails, others...

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Categories: perspective,

The Bug Jar Part 2 by Carol Connell

This is the continuation of the story written by my brother Bob of our growing up years in the chicken coop.

Because we had no rooms...

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Categories: family, friendship, love, memory,

The Bug Jar Part 1 by Carol Connell

This was written by my brother, Bob Contino. This is a longer more detailed version of my last poem posted, Chicken Coop Chronicle.

When I was...

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Categories: family, love, memory, poverty,

Forgetting Where You Came From, Part II by David Welch

...“While I march for justice in our neighborhood,
you were out here running ’round in the woods.
While I protested to bring about change,
you sold out to...

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Categories: brother, change, family, growing

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 Emmiasky Ojex

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