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Poetry: On mothers

• 1 of 174

  by Mary MacDonald

  THE GUTTERSNIPE
  As mother and I walked down the street
  going to her friend Jen's house for tea,
  I noticed a tiny girl of five

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• 2 of 174

  by Bob Mundle

  Mother's cardigan.
  
  
  My mother's cardigan
  Still hangs on the back of her chair,
  A fluffy pink confection
  Of kitten-soft mohair,

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• 3 of 174

  by Joseph Tavolacci

  The Matriarchal Torch

  She is the one left with deceit,
  with notes of liability cast at her feet.

  He is the one left with the

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• 4 of 174

  by Jenny Leigh Hodgins

  Mother

  
  
  

  Cheerful smile and warm embrace
  In my mind, I still see your face
  Shining light and flowing grace
  Day by day, I think

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• 5 of 174

  by Adelani Aderemi

  Where has God kept it?
  Where did the creator hide it?
  Key of love between mother and child
  Who can find it?
  
  She carried me inside

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Poetry: On mothers