Mother To Son Poems | Examples

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Premium MemberQuandary

What's a mother to do now?
Monster of a dilemma.
Shield or give up young son for
Fatal hit and run?



"Q" Contest, New Only Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Constance La France
Theme chosen: Quandary
Date written: 09/27/2021


Premium MemberI Do Not Have Time For That Nonsense

The child is out of control, angry, mad, mean.
Teachers have their theories about what the kid wants as a reward
For doing his work, to stay in his own space,
to leave his classmates alone to stop yelling.
They think he will want to eat lunch with the principal.
He will want to have extra computer time.
He will want to have a talk with the coach for ten minutes a week.
They come up with a list of one hundred things he probably wants.
One teacher asks the child. What does he want?
He wants his mother to put him on her lap and say she loves him.
The teacher calls the mother to put in the request.
The mother says “I don’t have time for that nonsense.”
The teacher thinks she is kidding, but she is not.
Where do they go from here?

Premium MemberMrs Acorn

Luke Acorn planted oak trees in a dell
and called to his mother to see,
but Mrs Acorn had other things to do.

She had cakes to bake
and shirts to make
for Luke Acorn on the go.

She had songs to sing
and plans to make,
and constant brewing tea.


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12/17/2015

Contest  - Your Choice - Light Verse

Sponsor - Brian Strand

Honorable Mention
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