Short My Mother Poems
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you are my mother
soft and gentle with your love
precious in my sight
karen croft
senryu for mom
she is to me
the key
and some
for all i have done
she is like a rose
a flower of goal
and she like no other
thats
MY MOTHER
Love My Mother So Much Horn Haiku
still can feel her clutch
do love my mother so much
sweet thing she is such
Jim Horn
my mother
blood sweat tears
foster care
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Contest: Senryu
Sponsor: Francine Roberts
Submitted by: Judy Konos
35 years tonight without my mother,
Way longer than the time I spent with you,
Missing the fun we could have had,
db May 2014
My mother was
my first room
birthplace and address...
After there, I came to
the world...
My Mother didn't want me
She wanted
Free Housing
Free Food
Free Education
Free Medical
My Mother didn't want me
But I did
My umbrella’s my mother,
My raincoat is my father
In my life’s rainy weather.
Form: Diona
Translation of Raymond Pambit’s poem.
My first word, “Mama”
According to my mother.
Next I said, “Papa”
Which almost rhymed, said father.
So my first poem was born
Born across the sea
Freedom through Ellis Island
Worked her life long
Gave her children her own dream
Worn, lined, beautiful face
I release a prayer
into the air
it flies on high
into the sky
I know not why
but where it goes
only heaven
God and
my mother
knows
I suddenly remembered my mother
the last time I saw her
she was kicking off her blankets
cancer was killing her
her legs were sticks
as i grew up
i remember this stuff
some good some bad
am not mad
cause am not in a shell
my lifes a ringing bell
my MOTHER
TAUGHT ME WELL
My mother and aunts
All suffered from breast cancer
Mom’s right breast removed
She had the choice to abort
But she risked her life for me
You are my friend, most beloved.
Today, I share with you my love
To let you know how much I care
For you, my mother,
My answered prayer.
My Mother liked to whistle
Which made my Father bristle
Although Mum whistled well
Dad thought it unladylike for a gel
To whistle, abyssal
Laundry billowing in the wind
Drove my mother around the bend
She'd greet with scorn
Each Monday morn
But with ironing done, she grinned!
she said stand tall
get off the wall
if you should fall
have pride
let god be your guild
don't fall in to hell
my MOTHER
TAUGHT ME WELL
she said stand tall
get off the wall
if you should fall
have pride
let god be your guild
don't fall in to hell
my MOTHER
TAUGHT ME WELL
Since the day I was born,
Is the day my mother won.
A mother who gives birth is born again,
Because she is a mother she lives in vain.
I'd always blame my mother
My father, sister, or brother
Yet when I finally looked in the mirror,
I saw my own face; there was no other!
My mother-in-law is a ghost
Who lived her life on beans and toast
And since her parting
Never stops farting
Nor complaining I'm a poor host!
I’m sorry my mother yelled
And that it made you cry.
Come by again tomorrow
And I will protect you better.
I still want to be
Your big sister.
we go home
where we're not alone
we're family team
that has dreams
this is where it began
we're family of friends
it clean no mouse
MY
MOTHER HOUSE
mabe not by brith
you mabe me a lert
no longer do I search
you prove to be
everything to me
in you I've decoisver
like no other
YOUR MY
MOTHER