Mom Personification Poems

 

I was born in a cave den with seven other kittens in the Fall,
born blind and helpless but my nose could sense my mom;
all...

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I have enclosed you with gloom
inside the womb, babe's safe haven
attacking your fortress as your Mom 
writhed in agony drowning you 
against rejection fluid…

Then I...

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“Autumn leaves don’t fall; they fly. They take their time and wander on this, their only chance to soar.”      ...

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I’m glad to see you my dear brother
How’s our mom- a very loving mother?
It’s been a year since you’ve sold me
To your friend with lots...

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"A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast…" Proverbs 12:10 of the King James Bible

Belonging to where I’m loved warmly well
My best “dogistically” does...

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Okay, so Mom got me my own smart-phone,
now I can have fun when I’m home alone.
I can see the addiction to this thing,
I can finally...

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I feel proud of my heritage, love being an oak.
We are majestic, but not haughty. 
Nurturing, but in an aloof, comfortable way.
I am a haven...

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3 am in the morning..
Still awake..
too busy Wiping
blood off the marble floor...
tried putting myself to sleep
Listening to some happy songs...
But that moment my heart broke
The...

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Mommy and I are watching out the window at the farmer and his girl.
She is darling, with the strong legs of a runner and a...

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Shower bathe the dust.
A soft cool breeze 
Flows through crust 
Of brown shed leaves, 
Others gently fall 
Like feathers 
Beneath the shade 
Of my old...

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The little acorn
Fell from a tree
He got up and
Called out for
His mom and dad

He looks high
And for anyone but,
He gets so emotional
That he breaks down
And...

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Many years ago I lived in the National Forest I had over 100 rings around, each of the rings meant I was another year old....

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Geez, that’s not fair!  
Stop growling so viciously you monster; whoa! 
I’ve got to get out of here…it’s got Mom’s arm!  
I jump...

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Dear Mom and Dad, it's me, your son;
Out of my brothers, I'm the handsome one.
You've been gone for quite a while;
I'm glad you raised me...

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Harland had had enough
Twenty-three years of racing
Twelve years of giving children rides on his back.
Today his master said there would be no more rides.
They were...

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