Grief On Mother's Day
Published: May 2021
Mother’s Day is a day to celebrate and honor the dedication and contribution of a mother. She is an integral part of her family, but Mother’s Day can be a difficult holiday for many people who’ve lost their moms. It’s a reminder of the void that has been left after her passing. It can be a holiday that’s filled with a lot of grief because you wish you had more time to spend with her.
13 Missing Mom On Mother's Day Poems
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1. Roses For Mama
Lord, are there roses in your garden
On the shores of jubilee
Would you pick a dozen of your best
And deliver them for me?
For you see, today is mothers' day
And I can't visit my mom
For it wasn't very long ago
The angels came and took her home.
So if there are roses in your garden
On the shores of Jubilee
Would you pick a dozen of your best
And deliver them for me?
Would you take them to my mother
And tell her that I love her.
Tell her that I miss her
In oh! So many ways
But I have joy in knowing
We'll meet again someday
And we'll pick roses together
On the shores of Jubilee..Featured Shared StoryThank you for your lovely and thoughtful poem. My mother also loved roses, especially yellow roses. She passed away in April of 2010...just three months after my younger sister and only...
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2. Just This One Mother's Day
If I could pick one day to have her here,
I'd choose it to be this Mother's Day.
This occasion out of all the others,
It's going to be harder than words could say.
On that one day we'll do it all,
And I wouldn't waste a single minute.
I'd keep going all day, hour after hour,
And If I got tired I would never quit.
Just knowing it was my last chance
To show her all of my love.
Because it must be hard for her to see,
Watching from up above.
I'd make her a very special card,
As I make them for people all the time.
But hers wouldn't be like the rest,
Above all others hers would shine.
It would say Dear Mom, I love you,
I'm proud to be your daughter.
Then I'd hug her tightly
And hold her while I've got her.
She'd French braid my hair in the end,
Just like she always used to.
I'd smile at her when it was done,
And say, "Oh mom, I love you!"
I'd tell her how scared I am,
Because my surgery is the next day.
But she'd tell me she'd be with me,
Holding my hand all the way.
I'd cry when it was dark out,
Knowing the day would soon end.
Although she won't be here forever,
In my dreams I can always pretend.Featured Shared StoryThis is the first mothers day without her. I am 16. My siblings are 5, 4, and 1.... They don't know how hard it was watching her die but at least I got to know her. I'll be going to her grave...
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3. I Miss
I miss your face; I miss your smile.
I wish I could see you once in a while.
I miss your laugh; I miss your love.
I hope you are watching with pride from above.
I miss so much not having you here,
Guiding me in life and having you near.
I miss you, Mum; I miss you, Dad,
Forever in my heart with the memories we had.Featured Shared StoryNo Stories yet, You can be the first!
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4. If Heaven Had A Window
If heaven had a window and God granted me a view
of all the beauty it beholds, I'd only look for you.
I'd listen for your laughter that was always music to me.
Your beautiful hair and hazel eyes are what I'd wish most to see.
If I could only view once more the smile that warmed my heart,
I'd treasure that moment as long as I live and we must be apart.
Here on earth I search for you and pray to God for signs,
and every day that passes you're still with me in my mind.
I know you're happy in heaven; you've earned your mansion indeed.
I imagine your kitchen table and you waiting there for me.
I love you and I miss you more than words can say,
and what I wouldn't give just to talk to you today.
I hope that you can hear me and listen to my thoughts,
and wherever this life takes me you know I've not forgotten
that once upon a time I was blessed and loved, it's true,
and if heaven had a window I'd only look for you.Featured Shared StoryOn August 2, 2019, my younger brother was in a motorcycle accident that ruptured his aorta. He had surgery and came out okay. I left the hospital, which was against my better judgement. He...
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5. Happy Heavenly Mother's Day
Mom,
Every day must be a celebration in your
Newfound heavenly home,
But our Mother's Day is forever empty
For your children here below.
There will be no bouquet of roses,
No gifts, no cards, no hugs,
No connection to call to hear your voice
To tell you how much your loved.
Each day I see you in my mirrors,
You're in my flowerbeds outside.
I know you live within my children
As I can see you in their eyes.
Every day I feel you're near me,
But it's just not the same.
I miss your arms to hold me.
I miss you calling out my name,
So I just want to tell you
Because you're far away
I miss you more today
Than I did yesterday.
I know you're content and peaceful
As God shines his light on you
And he showers you with joy and blessings
All the whole day through.
So happy heavenly Mother's Day, Mom.
With abundance of love from me to you,
Your daughterFeatured Shared StoryNo Stories yet, You can be the first!
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6. I'm So Alone After Mom Died
in Grief Poems
I'm so alone, it's so dark...
When is the sun going to shine again?
The sky is dark, my world is grey....
When are the flowers going to bloom and make this hurt go away?
My mommy is gone, I feel her presence...
The thought of not seeing her again takes my breath away.
The hurt, the pain, I cannot describe...
It's like my blood quit flowing inside.
I wake up each morning to begin a new day
In hopes that this hollow feeling will go away.
My thoughts of my Mommy bring happiness and peace...
Then the truth overcomes, and I feel so incomplete.
I know she loves me, and she is free of pain,
But I would love to see her again.
I'm so alone, it's so dark...
When is the sun going to shine again?Featured Shared StoryI lost my Mama on August 19, 1994. I can relate to this poem so much. I miss my mother still so much even after all these years. I was an only child, so I was probably even closer to my Mama...
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7. I Miss You
I still miss you
As the weeks and years go by.
I still miss you
Like the clouds would miss the sky.
I still miss you
Like a bird without its wings.
I still miss you
Like a flower without the joys of spring.
I still miss you
As I greet another day.
I still miss the love we shared
And the memories we both made.Featured Shared StoryBrother John, though it must hurt so much that you and the love of your life had to part, keep this thought in your heart, the day will come when you and your wife will meet in heaven and...
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8. Mother's Day
As Mother's Day approaches,
it fills me with such dread.
Whilst others have their mothers,
mine's gone, not here; she's dead.
I see the cards and flowers around.
To see it, it breaks my heart.
I see people buying presents,
I see them buy their cards.
My heart, it aches, the tears well up.
I feel I want to cry.
Why did I lose my mother?
Why did she have to die?
Although mum's now in heaven,
safe with angels and pain free,
when mum died and left this world,
her pain passed on to me.
We had a special love,
my best friend, my teacher, too.
Oh, I wish I could be in heaven.
I so long to be with you.
So now I walk this earth
an orphan child am I.
No partner, kids, no family.
Is this it till I die?
So I'll be with you this Mother's Day.
At your grave is where I'll be.
Some flowers I will place upon you
and think back to times you were with me.
Memories and photographs are all
that now remain,
till my time comes when my life is done
and we finally meet again.
Featured Shared StoryYour poem is great. I lost my mother too, too early. Since then I have fought various aspects of loneliness. I miss her. Occasions come and go, some which reminds me of her bewitching smile,...
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9. My Mother
I fall down on my knees and begin to cry.
For I never wanted you to leave my side.
I wanted you to be by my side forever and ever.
And I wanted to leave your side never.
For you were my mom and I'll love you forevermore.
Every trouble I went through, you're the one who opened the door.
I lie on the ground crying more than ever before.
I had so little memories and I wanted much more.
I was too caught up in my friends.
I never had time to spend.
I want you back; it's not fair.
A mom like you was very rare.
I love you, I love you, please come back.
My whole life just fell off track.
Now that you're gone, I have nowhere to go.
I need you here; there's so much more I need to know.
I miss you, I wish it never turned out this way.
Now that you're gone, there's so much to say.
I'm sorry for the fun times I could have spent with you.
This isn't happening; it can't be true!
I love you, I love you, PLEASE come back home.
Now that you're gone, I'm all alone.Featured Shared StoryBeautiful poem. I lost my mom 13 years ago, a month before my wedding day. I wish I could turn back the hands of time. Just to say to her.. '' I LOVE U''
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10. Lonely For Mom
There was once a person who made me feel safe,
held my hand when I began to fall from grace.
This person was my mother; she's the one I miss.
She brought me love and endless happiness.
On November 11th 2001, you died, leaving me all alone,
Oh, how I cried.
Why did you have to go? Please tell me why.
Now I have to drink and do drugs just to get by.
I wish you were here, Mom. I miss you so much.
No one even knows what I would give for just one touch.
Why does everyone else get to have their moms near?
Do they know I'd give anything to have my mother here?
I'm sad and lost. Mom, will you help me find my way?
Will you get rid of the tears I cry each day?
I know the answer, and the answer is no,
'cause for me to move on, I have to let you go.
Mom, I love you and thank you for all you did for me,
and I hope someday I make you proud for whatever comes to be.
For all those who have a mother, please hold her tight,
and never say you hate her, even when you fight.
For you never know when she might have to go,
and the pain that it brings ... I hope you never have to know!!Featured Shared StoryI haven't stopped sobbing since my beautiful, sweet, daughter (barely 50) passed away almost 2 weeks ago. I was calling her (she lived in Sacramento; I live in Idaho.) And she kept saying,...
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11. The Locket
I have a special locket that rests above my heart,
it holds your beautiful pictures while we must be apart.
It's my hope that you're still with me no matter come what may,
so I know that I can talk to you every single day.
When I walk into a storm you're watching over there,
guiding me to sunny skies with tender loving care.
I'll never have to be alone you're always next to me,
you show me love in different ways the eyes could never see.
Your spirit fills my soul with love beyond any explanation,
with pride I'll wear it every day in total admiration.
Of the woman who changed my life and patiently awaits,
arms wide open to welcome me when I reach heaven's gates.
It's never really good bye if in your heart you do believe,
a mother's love is endless, and never ever leaves.
Featured Shared StoryI loved this poem it made me think of my husband as I had a locket after his passing with his picture and some of his ashes so he will always be with me when I wear it.
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12. When We See You Again
As I sit here and wonder how things would have turned out,
Not to have been part of your life was there ever a doubt.
I would see you again, just didn't know when.
A long time has passed, wondering how you have been.
Just to see your face one last time is something I never would have thought,
You have been on my mind all this time, something that I had always and never forgot.
The lessons that I learned from you, made each day more pleasant,
Your teachings of everyday life were such a warm and needed present.
I leave you now knowing you are safe in his arms,
No more pain or suffering, away from all harm.
Rest with the angels, until we all will see you once more.
We love and have missed you, things we will always adore.
Watch over us now, for one day it will come.
When we are laughing and talking and having oh so much fun.
We miss you mom, but we are glad that you made it home.
We wouldn't have wanted it any other way even if it meant for us to be alone.Featured Shared StoryThanks for the touching poem--It has been six years now that I have lost my mum- I think about her every day and I still wish that I could see her for one last time- She was more than a mum...
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13. Happy Mother's Day, Mom!
Even though you're not here,
I wish you a Happy Mother's Day each year.
My heart still aches, the tears still fall.
Just to know your pain is gone,
I find the strength to wipe away my face.
Only to teach my children what you have taught me.
Thank you, Mom, for making me the BEST MOM I am todayFeatured Shared StoryNo Stories yet, You can be the first!
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