Short Mums Poems

Short Mums Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mums by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mums by length and keyword.


Mums Know Everything

OK,
what if 
my Mom was
right and I won’t 
be happy ‘til someone 
actually does lose an eye.
Is that what’s been missing?
Form: Shape


Premium Member Mums the Word

I’m the lady with a big bum
A man offered quite a sum
Of money to play 
With my bum he’d pay
Until I reached out to his mum
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lovely Mums

i see those blossoms
top with brilliant colors bulbs
aromatic scents

aromatic scents
colored red, yellows heads
oh, I love them mums

11/07/18
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Mums the Word

From the mother of all mothers
tongue tied 
to a tree
naked



5/3/2019


Navel Gazing
Liberum Divisa Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Gregory Barden

White Butterflies and Mums

life 
new forms 
flower seeds 
pressed inside earth 
peppered with color 
they blossom in full view 

fragrant tender petals 
bending in the wind 
white butterflies 
dance upon 
the mums 
life  

August 17, 2021
Form: Verse


Mums Ordeal - Contest Lets Do Some Alphabet

Anxiously waiting trying  not to clock watch
Baleful noise breaks the silence,
Calmness disappears,
Distraught, sons first school day
Excitement as flying body flings himself at her, at home time


Penned October 1 2017

Contest : Sara Kendrick ....let's do some alphabet


Based on own friends ordeal
Form: ABC

Mums In Heaven

Although you can not see them, they never hide
Mums in heaven are right by your side.
They hear your laugher 
They wipe away your tears
They will hold your hands 
For many many years
Do not cry that they are not with you 
Smile because they are near
Whisper to them you love them
Because they will always hear.
© Emma Walsh  Create an image from this poem.

Missing Mums

I miss her smile and a hug.
I miss her voice and laughter.
I miss the love she gave. 
i miss that plaster on my knee.
I miss the medicine she brought to me.
I miss the care she gave. 
I miss her every single day.
I miss the best mum there's ever been.
I wished I had missed today. 

Has my mum as passed away. 

happy mothers day to those with mums , treasure her !

Mums the Word On Fathers Day

Mum’s The Word on Father's Day

Hey DAD I didn’t forget you
I remembered I forgot
That’s just how it goes these days
my own kids I have got

It’s the way you brought me up
I didn’t have to think
Until the day you kicked me out
told me “Swim or Sink”

My kids will never forget me
though it's just a bit of fun
I would let them off with it
but they are told by MUM
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mums and Poppies

I grow colorful, pretty poppies in springtime,
And in fall, my lovely chrysanthemums shine!
In my cheerful garden, I have only these two,
And some even emerge in exotic shades of blue.

Two very beautiful flowers, of such myriad colors,
Are pleasant obsession, with no need for others!
My mums are old-fashioned dark red, to fluffy pink, 
And my poppies range from white, to black as ink.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Monarch Seeks Mums

Yesterday I planted the purple mums
Which had sat forlorn on the porch for days.
A monarch butterfly is scouring porch searching for mums today.

Monarch is fifteen yards away from the goal plant.
Will he settle for a light on the marigolds or the roses?
I watch him take off, in an optimistic way.

He flits up and down from bush to flower,
Settling on the purple mums. 
This determined butterfly amuses me.

Pans: Again

More pans to wash …
More pans to wash!!!
They come umpteen times a day.

My hands are chapped, 
My back is crook’d
I wish they’d go away.

But when they’re dry and shiny, sitting neatly on their shelves
My thoughts can turn to what comes next - 
Some tasty treat, no longer vexed
I now ‘create;  and undertake
Pie, bun, roast  a glorious cake?
Foods to soothe the ravening beasts
My pans cook up some wondrous feasts.

Home Schooling Mum

Welcome to Home School today,
A typical mum might say,
We'll start with Maths, okay?
First, I have an empty glass,
There is 0 wine here for a blast,
Then I'll pour in half, 
Before I top it up,
Now I have 1 whole wine to sup,
Home School does need wine o'clock,
For Mums, not kids, quite a shock,
Stop laughing at Mum, okay,
She flunked Maths too, along the way,
Some Mums are not teachers, okay,
Now who farted? She'll say,
End of Home School for the day!

Premium Member Mums the Word

Mellowing muted miraculous memories,
mildly mannered, meticulously minted
manly mirrored, mostly mastered
messages, massaging misleading
Manson Mongoloid measures, minus
milktoast Mozart minuet membership
monotone manuscripts, manipulating
many manakin malignant mind melds.
Might mindful micro mineral mankindedness
marvel my molecular madness mediating
medicinal meditative metronome
mattresses manipulating magnum
malevolent maelstrom monstrosities?
Mother mayI?

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