Mom Sorrow Poems
These Mom Sorrow poems are examples of Sorrow poems about Mom. These are the best examples of Sorrow Mom poems written by international poets.
Flesh WoundsThe mirror reflects a lifetime etched upon my skin; a canvas of stories whispered through maturity. I stand before it, middle-aged and exposed, my nakedness...
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sorrow, appreciation, beauty, body, growth,
The ForgottenWho are the forgotten?
Those hidden in the shadows of others.
The poor,
The broken,
The widows,
The orphans,
Those not wanted by others,
Those that are cast aside,
Those...
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sorrow, child abuse, cry, depression,
In A Tear
When I first entered this world,
Born to a mom who was so full of love,
A tear stung my eyes – a tear,
Proof that I was...
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sorrow, appreciation, blessing, cry, sympathy,
Let Me KnowKilling me will not save you
Saving me will not kill you
Without a choice we’ll be stagnate forever.
We will never get out of this hell...
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sorrow, abuse, angst, child abuse,
My World On the Pyre ColdThere she was, silenced; in the hush of the night,
By nature's decree and the will of the almighty divine's right.
Upon the pyre, her form ablaze,...
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Categories:
sorrow, allegory, angst, appreciation, death,
I'Ll See You In My DreamsLike a bird without a sky,
like a fish without a sea,
like a tree without leaves,
like a mountain spring that has run dry,
grief is the presence...
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Categories:
sorrow, death, dream, grief, missing
In Hospice CareTortured by the looming death,
Beloved, a mother… in hospice care
Difficult for her to understand, she breathed
A prayer, silently begging the Creator to give her
Another day,...
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sorrow, appreciation, death, death of
Trembling DreamsI remember those moments
So far from me now, the past echoes
Defeated by the silence of my womb,
The deafening silence breaking through
Peaceful moments, gentle breathes,
Serenity, sincerity,...
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Categories:
sorrow, baby, lost love,
I See You, MomAs weird as it is for me to say,
I see more of you every day.
I see you, Mom
It gets ever clearer
Each day I look in...
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Categories:
sorrow, introspection, mother daughter, poetess,
Fearing FatherThere in the corner of the living room
on a loveseat meant for two
now only resides one
there he sits, by a warm fireplace
its occupant...
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sorrow, allegory, allusion, analogy, angst,
Love In the WindAs I travelled down I395 I saw cars lined up with harzard lights flashing.
I knew it was a procession of some sort
As I went past...
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Categories:
sorrow, black african american, cry,
Memory of BonesThe table is old and worn
nicks and scratches
its red plastic tablecloth left over from a forgotten Christmas
its holiday pattern worn and forlorn
many a Thanksgiving...
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sorrow, allegory, analogy, angst, anxiety,
Ma and MeDid you think, ma, that I,
your son, getting older,
would be writing to you?
You think it's a strange thing to do?
We...
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sorrow, anger, love, mom, mother,
A Language Without WordsI.
they say
there exist languages without words
without syllables yet pronounced,
like the sharp clatter of fork and spoon and knife against each other
at dinners in...
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Categories:
sorrow, family, grandmother, how i
What IfWhat if the incessant torture didn’t happen so many dark
times, but it’s unimaginable for you to comprehend isn’t it?
What if there wasn’t such violence against...
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Categories:
sorrow, abuse, anti bullying, child