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Mother's Day Poems
When she was young, my daughter Kaitlyn asked what I liked about poetry. Gosh, kids ask questions that really make a gal think! If you think about children's books, they often sound a
bit like poetry. They have a rhythm to them that appeals to me (and I think appeals to kids too). Grown-up poems still tend to have this rhythm and they combine it with interesting themes
and thoughts. I guess I'm still a bit of a kid at heart!
- A Hundred Years From Now
- Handprint Poems various
- I miss you when we're not together
- I'm going to bake you a cake
- M.O.M. by Leanne Guenther
- Mother to Son by Langston Hughes
- Mother o' Mine by Rudyard Kipling
- Motherhood by Helen Steiner Rice
- Only One Mother by George Cooper
- Perfect Dinner Table by Edgar A. Guest
- Roses are Red traditional children's poem
- Sonnets are Full of Love by Christina Rossetti
- To My Mother by Christina Rossetti