Mother Poem

Short and sweet. From a child to a Mom. To a Mom who raised seven children and did a terrific job.

Thanks Mom

© Casey Q. Thueson
Without you, mom where would I be?
Through hard times you were there for me.
A heavenly look always in your eyes.
And with your love you strengthened seven children's lives.
You raised me up the best you could.
and taught me all you know about good.
You were strong through all the stress I caused.
You were always willing to put your life on pause.
So I thank you mom for always being there for me.
Because without you where would I be?

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Published: Feb 2006

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  • I enjoy lovely poems about moms because I don't recall mine. She died when I was just six weeks old. I really didn't feel cheated because my grandmother that raised me was MY MOM. I feel all the same feelings for her that I read in this lovely poem.
    Thank You.

    Lois Witherspoon Submitted Dec 2010
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  • This poem could have been written by my daughter. Now that she is an adult, she never misses an opportunity to thank me for the lessons and the good life she's had, being raised by a single parent with 2 brothers as well. It's gratifying, after all these years to receive a thank you. This poem also speaks to all hard-working mothers who made the difficult decisions and provided the best they could for the people they loved best.

    Gisele Vincent-Page Submitted Dec 2010
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