Mother Simile Poems
These Mother Simile poems are examples of Simile poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Simile Mother poems written by international poets.
Time PassingTime Passing
I can see the wrinkles in the mirror,
even without my glasses.
What does that mean?
They are deep and permanent.
Youth has fled...
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Categories:
simile, age, angel, christian, loneliness,
A slice of PeaceA beautiful creek running through the fall array
Reflecting the woes of mother nature
In a slice of bliss surrounded by concrete.
Casting worries aside, problems fade away.
The...
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Categories:
simile, autumn, beauty, imagery, nature,
Blue
Blue can be a pretty color light to dark it is up to you.
Loving my first Soup write, "Big Blue."
U must not sit around feeling...
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Categories:
simile, color, feelings, fun, love,
Mother Nature's Grandeur
Mother Nature's spectacular, all know:
when spring comes with new life, year upon year,
rebirth and joy make the entire world grow;
...
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Categories:
simile, humanity, metaphor, mythology, nature,
STAGELESS REALITY: A POETIC ESSAY
Our America is not a world stage,
And we the black oppressed
Are not mere players; rather, our story here
Is a bloody reality—a bloody reality of our...
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Categories:
simile, 12th grade, allegory, america,
InThe Circadian Rhythms of Time
The circadian rhythms of birth, death, and eternity,
Play on in the sunrise of time:
The dread of winter left you naked and bare;
Your bark skin, scale-like,...
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Categories:
simile, color, imagery, metaphor, rainbow,
Sagebrush Saga weed one dayAkin a tumbleweeds
aimlessly blowing in the wind
umlaut punctuation
courtesy of let herd Mother Nature
nsync with markie mark,
(or other faux nuke heads...
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Categories:
simile, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Mama's Golden Pond CriedMama's Golden Pond Cried
Mama loved to chew
off the Golden Pond
bone
chew the fat
of their autumn leaves,
dressed in splendor,
a scenic lake and cabin,
her pseudo stage,
of...
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Categories:
simile, absence, betrayal, boat, mother,
MereKatelyn Kirkconnell
4-20-17
Mère
The way she combs her fingers through her hair is captivating;
She always checks herself in the mirror before work to make sure her hair’s...
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Categories:
simile, care, for her, i
rippling
rippling
chipped off
the rock of time
a lone pebble pierces
the soft water of life’s dreams
ripples of hope
spread across the pond
of blurred reality—
ripples bouncing
and dissipating—
curved banks confining
efforts...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, analogy, betrayal, metaphor,
the crossing overcrossing over…
her chilled breath
caressed my cheeks
no reddening here
just a darker ebony hue
the color collage
of foliage
canvassed my eyes
falling rainbow tears
dripping to nourish
mother earth
matting
her joseph’s...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, analogy, beauty, imagery,
IN THE FAMINE OF JUSTICE
IN THE FAMINE OF JUSTICE
Besieged with wrenching pangs of hunger,
bloating a belly of despair, I painfully called out
to my mother—justice—cold just-
ice.
With a Mona...
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Categories:
simile, analogy, betrayal, black african
Stand and deliverShot out like a cannon ball
As mother lay there in her bed
Twisted and contorted
Push down hard the nurse had said
Audience at bottom end
Were quick...
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Categories:
simile, baby, birth, fun, miracle,
The Culling The Culling
Happiness is a beautiful smiling word,
That soars the skies like a radiant black bird;
Culling ebony sheen downs from her...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, analogy, bird, black
SONNET TO A WORDLESS AND BLIND GODDESS
SONNET TO A WORDLESS BLIND GODDESS...
Happiness is a beautiful smiling word;
that soars the skies like a radiant black bird;
Culling...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, america, black african