Mother Spoken Word Poems

These Mother Spoken Word poems are examples of Spoken Word poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Spoken Word Mother poems written by international poets.

I walk with a weight that I never quite chose,
But somehow it fits, like the thorn on a rose.
The pain and the beauty, they bloom

© Taryn DeWalt  

By day, I followed her around and watched her every move, for she was bigger than life itself. But when the sun went down, she

© Mystic Rose Rose   

Excerpt from Resonance of the Soul – Flowers and Harmonics. This poem appears in the soon-to-be-published anthology, published by IEME LLC, and coming soon to

© Dr. Ivan Edwards  

Sometimes I fear I've 
never known you 

Like a leaf might feel
It knows its mother tree
Until she sheds its crispy remains,
Only to let its pieces

© Rebecca Kiser   

Call me poetry

I am a whispered dance
of words that leap and twirl by chance
Through meadows made of metaphor
And forests never seen before
I am the rhythm

© Christen Foster  

MOTHER OF MINE DONT THINK I DIDNT SEE YOU STANDING ON THE CORNER AT ALL HOURS OF THE NIGHT I KNEW WHAT YOU WAS DOING

© Doresa Moore  

The world is constantly changing 
People are steadily rearranging 
Life seems to be a gigantic nightmare 
Keep moving, but never getting there 

This country was

© Floyd Neal  

Primordial begs a question. Precursor answers,
prior request. Clarity necessitates perspective
anchored. Pre-Genesis /\ Chapter 1: Verse 1 of
 it being OUR EARTH-- /   \

© Hilo Poet  

"Illusions of Love"

Judged at every stage, condemned from the start,
Labelled and demonized—torn apart.
Mistreated, ill-treated, seen as a threat,
Running for safety but never safe yet.

Love, an

© Karl Goulbourne  

I am unsure if there's some general word I am going for, but it best fits into the mix, and that would be, 'inspiration.' Having

© Hilo Poet  

Come in
         Take off your shoes
         Wash your hands

© Gershon Wolf  

I only worship at my own altar
I do not even go to nightclubs 
I do not even know the Kaaba 
Or kneel for a word

© Moses Sichach  

Friends make memories 
Love ones draw smiles on hearts
The beautiful days created are hard to wipe 
Great and happy moments stay longer than birthmarks

But what

© Truth Daniels  

Mom

So many words to say, so many things unspoken
where were you when all I needed was your love
and devotion?
To protect me from all the evil

© Jacinda Staver  

Revival 

Death had me in check. However, I made it him with three pieces my Bishop, my Queen, and always by my side, my King

© Claudia Ruffini-Caminneci