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My Maternal Side- PoemsA Book by My Fair LadyPoems I have written for my children, or related to being a mother |
PareidoliaA Story by AdrianaI’m bringing the black and white sonogram picture home to show my family and friends. They were all waiting at my mothers house. As Jack pulled .. |
A Child on ChildbirthA Poem by zoophagousThis is a non-traditional ghazal about how I sometimes feel as a child, combined with a maternal instinct and pressures to one day be a mother. |
A Contraceptive PillA Poem by Neha GodambeThe current trend followed by girls - In order to prevent conception, popping a pill and saving boyfriend’s bill is an insensible solution. Here.. |
Anne Marie's CheetahA Story by tcd123A woman finds hope in the memory of a cheetah mother and her own daughter. |
A BondA Poem by Nick McAs a smile graced his facefor the first timea single tear slid down hers.A mother and child,together, happy and complete.She gives him a kissand he op.. |
In My HeadA Poem by Kristina MoulaisonThe voice in my head. |
My Azorean islandA Poem by Lawrence BradfieldWritten for one island girl at the behest of another. |
Endlessly LittleA Poem by papermush08This goes to my mother. Happy Mother's day! |
Why did you leave?A Poem by Lotus TwilightDedicated to my mother |
My AlbatrossA Poem by Faith AlmazanI'll never be the way you want me to be. I don't care, you love leaving bruises on me. Hit me--- not them. You love when the.. |
Mother's PrideA Poem by Winslow Des TotesEstrogen's hitting hard today. |
4A Poem by Sophia MoosmannThe winter has not been kindI’ve got frosty lips and tired eyesHas it really been a year?And where’ve you been?She closes the door and thi.. |
It's not easy being a Mother..A Poem by OnlymeHe drank to hide his hurthis pain he felt in his heartand soul.His mother hurt him so.And he never had thecourage to tell her.It built up with timefes.. |
Mourning StarA Poem by marciea mother and her two daughters |
SatellitesA Poem by marcieup there |
Dawn: a Coronavirus poemA Poem by Michael R. BurchDawnby Michael R. Burchfor Beth and Laura, and all good mothersBring your peculiar strengthto the strange nightmarish fray:wrap up your cherished ones.. |