Mother's Day Poems - Page 5

Out Comes Love

• By Mareesa K. Waltemeyer
• Published: December 2014

To the strongest woman I will ever know.
At first you may seem to be a volcano ready to explode,
And as you do, out comes love.
You don't have to explain; mom understands.

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My Mother

• By James E. Ristau Sr.
• Published: February 2006

My mother was a precious gift from our glorious lord above,
but the lord chose to take her and give her all his love.
I miss her more than anything, especially this time of year.
Something about Mothers Day always makes me shed a tear...

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Dear Mom

• By Sam
• Published: April 2009

Dear Mom, I wrote
these words for you
to put upon
the card I drew...

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A Late Day In May

• By Kristie
• Published: February 2014

A young girl at the age of nineteen
No telling just what she had seen
She's stronger than she appears
When she told them, all they did was leer...

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Driver Seat

• By Payton Banks
• Published: May 2008

In the driver seat there is someone I know
This person is no friend or foe
But a person that I met so long ago
This person has been there in that seat...

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Mother

• By Harmony R. Stalter
• Published: February 2006

You are there for me
when I am sad...

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Thank You God For My Mother

• By Yasmine
• Published: April 2009

Her eyes are as gorgeous as
Rubies shine when the gold
Like sun reflects on it.
...

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Mothers Day

• By Samantha Tucker
• Published: December 2009

On mothers day a tear runs down her face.
On Halloween she trick or treats.
On Christmas she smiles and prays.
On her Birthday she smiles and waves....

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My Wonderful Mum

• By Michelle Tei
• Published: April 2009

Mum there is none like you in this whole wild world
You are special and so dear to me
You've loved me from the day I was born
Even though I am a woman now...

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I Really Do Love You Mom!

• By Noel Morris
• Published: May 2009

Dear: Mom

You get up early, go to work all day, than you go to
school, and go shopping. Out of all of that you still find...

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