20+ poems for mom

Mothers are unique; As they say, no one will love you more in life like your mother. And life is easier with them, we may not have a guide for difficulties, but mothers help us solve them.

For other people, a mother is a simple person, but for a child, a mother is the whole world. A mother can care for, educate, feed, perform many roles that help her children, but no one can replace them.

These poems for mom They are intended to be dedicated to a mother on a special day, on her birthday, on Mother's Day, on anniversaries or simply as a surprise to express gratitude.

Original poems for mom

"To a working mother" (Juan Ortiz)

It hurts not to see you, it happens to me,

but I don't judge you, I understand,

and now more, that I am growing

and there is no lack of bread at home.

You do so much for my good,

Monday, Thursday, without distinction,

mother, even on sunday

you go and work too.

It's your effort, great woman,

the one that supports this roof,

thank you I give for what you have done,

for your delivery, for your being.

• Reflection: the poem expresses the feeling of a child who is proud of his mother. He does not see her much, but he understands that it is for his good, so that nothing is missing.

"A magician painter" (Juan Ortiz)

I want to be a magician painter

for you, my mother

and paint a little star

let me tell you what i do.

Also draw one day

rest for you,

you work so hard for me

I want to give you that joy.

Little mother, heart,

magician painter I want to be

to make you bloom

a garden on the balcony.

• Reflection: the poem expresses the feelings of a child who wants to be a painter and magician to make his wishes come true and pamper his mother.

"My mother, my heroine" (Juan Ortiz)

If they attack me, you appear,

you come, you come out of nowhere,

like a light, like a fairy

and the evil you fade.

Mother, you deliver me without fear,

of what wants to harm me,

and no, I'm not going to get tired

to thank heaven for you.

You are a heroine,

a brave warrior,

my beautiful crescent moon,

very bright and fine gem.

• Reflection: a poem that expresses how mothers give everything for their children, even fighting and giving their lives for them.

"To a housewife mother" (Juan Ortiz)

Everything is in its space,

furniture, plates, glasses, pots,

oils, potatoes, onions,

and the straight-haired cat.

Day and night you dedicate yourself,

in the living room, the bathroom, the porch,

without a wine uncorking

for what you mean.

You don't complain, no, for nothing,

do not skimp on your effort,

every dinner, every lunch

it's pure art, beloved mother.

God bless every part

of your being, and protect you,

that healthy you get old,

you are, mom, my banner.

• Reflection: a poem that shows the great work of mothers who are also housewives.

"To a mother in her day" (Juan Ortiz)

They asked me to write

something beautiful today in your day,

and then I made a poetry

to honor your whole life:

There was no lack of water in the glasses

nor on the plates the food,

you took care of our steps,

always attentive and determined.

Now I have to do for you

what you did for me,

and I will do it with joy,

and it is that my soul laughs.

For being able to return

some of your gift of love

since I was a little boy,

this is how I fulfill my great dream:

my love returns to its sea.

• Reflection: the poem shows the feeling of a young man who recognizes the effort of his mother during his upbringing and is happy to return part of what he received with love.

"Mother, you have no price" (Juan Ortiz)

Mother, you are priceless,

having you alive is pure gold,

no rubies, no treasure

have your tough shine.

I look at you well and appreciate

the giant work of God;

do not draw a goodbye

never on our way,

that's what I want the most:

eternity for you.

• Reflection: a tenth spinel that shows a son's love for his mother.

"Bread with milk for mom" (Juan Ortiz)

I have learned to cook

bread with milk, mother,

it's easy, it takes

very little to prepare.

Of bread, a slice

and I put it on the plate,

after that I move the cat away

so that nothing is eaten.

Then I look for, yes, the box

of milk in the fridge,

right next to the pear,

in the part that is lower.

I go slowly, because it weighs,

I put a little bit on the bread

of milk, then I take off

and I call you like that at the table.

• Reflection: the poem expresses the emotion of a child who learned to prepare a dish for his mother.

"My first day of school" (Juan Ortiz)

On my first day of school

I understood how much I loved you,

little mother, I missed you,

you hurt like a tooth.

The teacher tried and tried

to calm my huge crying,

you will say "It was not so bad",

but it did affect me.

Day by day I was understanding

that you would come for me in the afternoon,

even though my chest burns

when i'm not seeing you.

I think this miss you

it will never be taken away from me,

it is very big, like the sea,

and it's caused by loving you.

• Reflection: the poem expresses the feelings of a child who enters class for the first time and at the same time it is the first time that he is separated from his mother.

"A poem to you, mom" (Juan Ortiz)

I want to write to you, mom,

with hugs, with colors,

with kisses, with smells

that I really love you.

A poem that is great,

how is your heart,

and let it serve as a song

to sing to you where I am.

A poem to you, mom,

to take away what scares you,

with the sweet you like

and love like the one you give me.

A poem for December,

for all week,

and keep you healthy

and so be together forever.

• Reflection: a poem that shows the need of a child to write to his mother about the love he feels for her.

"I want to dream of mom" (Juan Ortiz)

I want to dream about mom,

and thus take advantage of the time

What do I lose when I fall asleep?

and I can't hug her.

Dream as if awake

walk in the garden

and have endless fun

under a nice open sky.

Let there be elephants

with boots and with mustaches,

also monkeys in their boats

with ties and with gloves.

I want to dream of you, mom,

in a fantasy world,

where it is always day,

and sing, dance, love.

• Reflection: the poem tells of a boy who wants to dream of his mother in order to also take advantage of the time with her in his dreams.

Poems for mom by classic authors

"Sweetness" (Gabriela Mistral)

My mother,

tender mother,

let me tell you

extreme sweetness.

My body is yours

that you put together in a bouquet;

let stir it

on your lap.

You play at being a leaf

and me to be dew:

and in your crazy arms

keep me suspended.

My mother,

my whole world

let me tell you

the affections sumos.

• Reflection: the poem offers words of affection dedicated to a mother.

"Mother of my soul" (José Martí)

Mother of the soul, mother dear

they are your natals; I want to sing

because my soul full of love,

although very young, he never forgets

that life had to give me.

The years go by, the hours fly by

that I feel like going by your side,

for your rapturous caresses

and the looks so seductive

that make my chest beat strong.

I ask God constantly

for my mother immortal life;

because it is very pleasant, on the forehead

feel the touch of a burning kiss

that from another mouth is never the same.

• Reflection: the poem expresses the happiness of being with his mother and his desire for her to be eternal.

"To My Mom" ​​(Hersilia Ramos de Argote)

I love you so much my mother that for my affection

there will never be measure.

When you smile at me

and when you kiss me,

all, all soul

bliss is filled.

• Reflection: the poem talks about the love of a mother.

"Mother's Love" (Amado Nervo)

I adore my dear mother,

I adore my father too;

no one wants me in life

how do they know how to love me.

If I sleep; they watch my dream;

if I cry, they are both sad;

if I laugh, his face is smiling:

my laugh is for them the sun.

They teach me both with immense

tenderness to be human and happy.

my father stops my fight and thinks,

my mother always prays for me.

I adore my dear mother.

I adore my father too;

no one wants me in life

how do they know how to love me.

• Reflection: the poem describes the love of parents to children.

"Eternal love" (Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer)

The sun may cloud forever;

the sea can dry up in an instant;

the axis of the earth may be broken

like a weak crystal.

Everything will happen! May death

cover me with his funereal crepe;

but it can never fade in me

the flame of your love.

• Reflection: the poem details how mother's love is unique.

"Mother, take me to bed" (Miguel de Unamuno)

Mother take me to bed.

Mother take me to bed,

that I am not standing.

Come son, God bless you

and don't let yourself fall.

Don't leave my side,

sing me sing that.

My mother used to sing it to me;

As a young girl I forgot,

when I pressed you to my breasts

I remembered with you.

What does the singing say, my mother,

what does he say?

Don't say, my son, pray,

pray words of honey;

say dream words

they say nothing without him.

• Reflection: the poem expresses how a mother protects her child at all times.

 "In your arms" (Germán Berdiales)

Mommy, Mommy

if you were a tree,

your little boy in your branches

I would like to be a bird.

If you were river

that the sea is singing,

your little son in your waters

I would like to be a boat.

Mommy, mommy

if you were a river

or were you a tree

you would cradle me

the same in your arms.

• Reflection: in the poem he talks about how a son says how proud he is of his mother

"Mother of Mine" (Juan B. Huyka)

My mother,

what a joy

to think that I have you.

Although absent,

my soul feels

your presence next to me

My mother,

what a joy

to think that you are with me;

think that your voice I hear,

to think that you love me very much

and that you will always love me.

• Reflection: the poem is dedicated to a mother who is always with her children even if she is not physically.

"My mother" (Rafael Escobar Roa)

When the eyes to life opened,

at the beginning of my earthly career,

the beautiful light that I saw for the first time

it was the light of your eyes, oh my!

And today that, following my steep path,

thick shadows I find everywhere,

the light of your pleasant gaze

light my path still.

Look at me, oh mother, in the last hour,

when in the shadows of my dark night

I advance with a hesitant step.

I want the sun that illuminated my dawn

be the same sun with its pure fire

vanish the mists of my sunset.

• Reflection: the poem talks about the feeling that a son feels for his mother.

"To my mother" (Rubén Darío)

I dreamed that one day I found myself

deep in the sea:

on the coral that was there

and the pearls, it gleamed

a singular tomb. I approached cautious

to that place of pain

and I read: "Lies at rest

that unhappy love

but immense, holy love "

The hand in the shady grave

I had and lost my mind.

When I woke up I had

the trembling and cold hand

placed on the heart.

• Reflection: the poem talks about the pure love of a mother.

Poems for Mom in English

Goog night, mother

Have little fingers,

Have little toes,

Two little ears and

One little nose

Two little eyes, that

Shine so bright and

One little mouth

To kiss

Mother goog night

Translation

Ten little fingers,

Ten little toes,

Two little ears and

A little nose

Two little eyes, that

They shine so bright and

A little mouth

For kissing

Good night mom

A special day

For a special mom on this special day,

Your daughter has some words that she wants to say

Please know that I appreciate all the things that you do

Love you so much, Mom, happy Mother's Day to you!

Translation

For a mother on this special day,

Your daughter has some words she wants to say

Please know that I appreciate all the things you do

I love you so much, Mom, Happy Mother's Day!

Dear mom… (Dear mother…)

Since the day I was small

Till the day I became tall

Since I began understanding things

Till the day I got my own wings

Your love has never fallen short

You have been my only support

I want to hold you tight and hug you

I just want to say thank you.

Translation

Since the day I was so little

Until the day that I got high

Since I started to understand things

Until the day I had my own things

Your love has never fallen short

You have been my only support

I want to hold you close and hug you

I just want to say thanks

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