5 Mothers Day Poems from Daughter

Mother’s Day is an annual celebration, generally observed on the second Sunday of May. It is a day dedicated to helping our mothers realize how truly special, awesome, and amazing they are. This occasion also acts as a reminder for children to acknowledge and respect the great sacrifices mothers make to keep them happy. From packing their lunch for school to ironing their clothes, cooking meals, doing the dishes, managing a full-time job and taking care of the house, mothers are a miracle. If you want to surprise your mother on this Mother’s Day, here are 5 amazing Mothers Day poems from daughters. 

Inspirational Mother’s Day Poems from Daughter

Poem 1 

In my mother’s strength, I find my own, 

She is a ray of sunshine, a beacon of hope. 

On this Mother’s Day, I honour you,

For the thousand things you have done, and a million blessings you will do. 

With respect and courage, you lead the way,

Inspire me every day, to cross obstacles and make my way.  

Poem 2

In your arms, I find my peace,

Every hug, ceases my worries.

On Mother’s Day, I want you,

Your love is so pure, oh it is so true.

In highs in lows, you were my guide,

In you and your smile, I find my pride.

On this special day, I express my gratitude,

For being the best, in every attitude.

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Short Mothers’ Day Poems from Daughter

Poem 1

Covered in your love, I find my strength to soar,

With every hug, I feel I’m cherished more.

On Mother’s Day, I celebrate your grace,

For in your arms, I find my safest place.

In the warm of your arms, I found my forever home,

Through ups and downs, you never leave me alone.

With heartfelt gratitude and immense love, I say,

You’re my sunshine my ray of hope in every way.

Poem 2 

In your bed-time stories, I find my dear song,

In the solace of your arms, that’s where I belong.

Your face glows, like a ray of light,

To find your love, my heart takes a flight. 

Through silent dreams and secret fears,

You held me close, wiped my flowing tears.

On this special day, my heart sings for you,

You are my guiding star, a love so true.

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Funny Mother’s Day Poems from Daughter

Poem 1

In my world, you are the supreme,

A guide in my life, your perfection is a surreal dream.

On Mother’s Day, I’ll attempt to cook,

But hold your horses, the bizarre dish might turn out to be a crook. 

In your big shoes, my small efforts might never fit,

You’re the queen of this home, I admit.

On this special day, I’ll give everything my best,

But let’s be honest, even I might need a rest!

In your dance moves, you’re a sight,

Grooving like nobody’s business, day or night.

On Mother’s Day, I’ll bust a move,

But don’t expect much, I’ve got nothing to prove!

In your jokes, you’re always ahead,

With punchlines that leave us rolling in bed.

On Mother’s Day, I’ll crack a grin,

But please forgive me if it’s a tad too thin!

What is the Best Poem for Mother’s Day?

This is the best poem that you can use for Mother’s Day. 

Poem: Mother o’ Mine

If I were hanged on the highest hill,
Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine!
I know whose love would follow me still,
Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine!

If I were drowned in the deepest sea,
Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine!
I know whose tears would come down to me,
Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine!

If I were damned of body and soul,
I know whose prayers would make me whole,
Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine!

What is the Best Poem for Your Mom from Daughter?

This is the best poem for your mom. You can send this to your mom if you are a daughter.

Poem: Mother, A Cradle To Hold Me

It is true  

I was created in you.  

It is also true  

That you were created for me.  

I owned your voice.  

It was shaped and tuned to soothe me.  

Your arms were molded  

Into a cradle to hold me, to rock me.  

The scent of your body was the air  

Perfumed for me to breathe.

Mother,  

During those early, dearest days  

I did not dream that you had  

A large life which included me,  

For I had a life  

Which was only you.

Time passed steadily and drew us apart.  

I was unwilling.  

I feared if I let you go  

You would leave me eternally.  

You smiled at my fears, saying  

I could not stay in your lap forever.

That one day you would have to stand  

And where would I be?  

You smiled again.  

I did not.  

Without warning you left me,  

But you returned immediately.  

You left again and returned,  

I admit, quickly,  

But relief did not rest with me easily.  

You left again, but again returned.  

You left again, but again returned.  

Each time you reentered my world  

You brought assurance.  

Slowly I gained confidence.

You thought you knew me,  

But I did know you,  

You thought you were watching me,  

But I did hold you securely in my sight,  

Recording every moment,  

Memorizing your smiles, tracing your frowns.  

In your absence  

I rehearsed you,  

The way you had of singing  

On a breeze,  

While a sob lay  

At the root of your song.

The way you posed your head  

So that the light could caress your face  

When you put your fingers on my hand  

And your hand on my arm,  

I was blessed with a sense of health,  

Of strength and very good fortune.

You were always  

the heart of happiness to me,  

Bringing nougats of glee,  

Sweets of open laughter.

During the years when you knew nothing  

And I knew everything, I loved you still.  

Condescendingly of course,  

From my high perch  

Of teenage wisdom.  

I grew older and  

Was stunned to find  

How much knowledge you had gleaned.  

And so quickly.

Mother, I have learned enough now  

To know I have learned nearly nothing.  

On this day  

When mothers are being honored,  

Let me thank you  

That my selfishness, ignorance, and mockery  

Did not bring you to  

Discard me like a broken doll  

Which had lost its favor.  

I thank you that  

You still find something in me  

To cherish, to admire and to love.

I thank you, Mother.  

I love you.

-By Maya Angelou

From Mother: A Cradle to Hold Me (2006)

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