This page is dedicated to our dear Mother.
Music playing is...
"What a difference you
made in my life"
Mother dear, these poems
are placed here
especially for you.
Even though others may
benefit from them
too.
They may be old, but
the words remain
ever so true.
Just like our many loving
memories of you!
Even though a thousand
times these words,
to you, may be told...
The love in your childrens'
hearts will
never grow old.
Memories of Mother
From the garden of my fondest memories of you.
You used to spend many cherished hours
Tending to the needs of your lovely flowers.
You planted, weeded,
and watered with tender care
And always had a bouquet
with others to share.
In growing flowers,
I am not very smart
So, I give you this
paper one from the garden of
my heart.
Just like the fragrance
of the flowers fills the air,
Sweet memories of you,
Mother, are always there.
I grew up like those
flowers in the sunshine of
your love.
For a mother such as
you, I thank God above!
İBy Martha Franks 5/96 Mother's Day
"Mom Extraordinary"
"Mom" meant: warm, tender and kind;
Someone I could run to for security;
The safety of her wing, to hide behind.
And now, I remember those
busy hands,
With a trillion and
one things to do.
Somehow she found the
time to
Kiss our hurts and brush
away our
tears, too.
Yes, my mom is a "mom
extraordinary;"
Like a rose, beautiful
with morning dew;
But how often have I
failed to reward her
With simple words like,
"Mom, I love you!"
İBy Louise Ashley Parizek 1968
Oh! Mother of Mine
Remembering all the loving things you have
done, gentle and kind...
"When I was young, scrubbed
my face, hands
and toes."
"When I was older, listened
to all my whims
and woes."
Oh! beautiful mother,
I'll cherish you as
mine,
Till the end of time.
İBy Charlene Jenkins 1981 Mother's Day
A Very Special Day
on this very special day,
To express my love for you, there's really
no way.
You have always been a very special person
in my heart,
and to tell you how much I love you, I haven't
a clue where to start.
I want you to know I appreciate all you have
done,
now that I have raised kids of my own, I realize
it was a lot of hard work, and seldom much fun.
But you worked very hard and you did your best,
hoping someday your work would be done, and
then you could rest.
Though I try to find the words to say it in a
special way,
there's none better than, "I love you, have a
very Happy Birthday!
İBy Harold L. Phillips 9/97 Mom's Birthday
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