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Mothers seem to have been an inspiration for poetry throughout the ages. Everyone from professional writers, philosophers and everyday kids has taken up the pen to write in praise of their mother. Whether you are looking for a lovely poem for a Mother\u2019s Day program or want to make a card extra special, these poems will do just that. Some poems are perfect for children to memorize as a tribute to their mother, while others will both inspire and entertain. Here are some Mother\u2019s Day poems-<\/p>\n
A Mother\u2019s Love Determines How- <\/strong>This is a lovely poem expressing the devotion and sacrifice of our mothers.\u00a0<\/p>\n A mother’s love determines how, we love ourselves and others. “Happy Mother’s Day” Means More-<\/strong>This special little poem could be memorized by a child, as a tribute to his mother.<\/p>\n “Happy Mother’s Day” means more, than have a happy day. M – O – T – H – E \u2013 R-<\/strong>This well known classic, is also well loved. This would delight any mother in a card or spoken presentation.<\/p>\n “M” is for the million things she gave me,
\nThere is no sky we’ll ever see, not lit by that first love.
\nStripped of love, the universe would drive us mad with pain;
\nBut we are born into a world that greets our cries with joy.
\nHow much I owe you for the kiss that told me who I was!
\nThe greatest gift–a love of life–Lay laughing in your eyes.
\nBecause of you my world still has, the soft grace of your smile;
\nAnd every wind of fortune bears, the scent of your caress.
\nBy- Turlough O’Carolan<\/p>\n
\nWithin those words lie lots of things we never get to say.
\nIt means I love you first of all, then thanks for all you do.\u00a0
\nIt means you mean a lot to me, And that I honor you.
\nBut most of all, I guess it means that I am thinking of\u00a0
\nYour happiness on this, your day, with pleasure and with love.
\nBy-Unknown<\/p>\n
\n“O” means only that she’s growing old,
\n“T” is for the tears she shed to save me,
\n“H” is for her heart of purest gold;
\n“E” is for her eyes, with love-light shining,
\n“R” means right, and right she’ll always be,
\nPut them all together, they spell
\n“MOTHER,
\n“A word that means the world to me.
\nBy-Howard Johnson<\/p>\n