My Femme's Love



From my infant, I looked up only to see different gazes I was not familiar with
Smiles curved their radiant expressions hidden the gloomy one
Laughter could be heard with the children giggles
Random word occupying the entire room with a question of who am I
speaking in form of a cry with no one to comprehend
i was held countless times in the hand of a elated woman  
I was tranquil, liberated from sombre
Preserve into the cradle while I let out a loud sob
Having heard my sound giving an immediate attention by a woman whom I consider to be my mother
Fed and pampered by her not knowing the cause of my demeanor
A suck given to me by her ceased my long time yell
Drifted into a deep Snooze.
 
Being a Toddler, not mastering my every step Crawl,toddle, Fell and raised by my Mother
 Sobbing and being  cuddled by my Mother
With a word have been continuously told "sorry it's okay you will get used to it"
 Patted on the head. drifted into a deep snooze.

Crossing my preschool and clocking my teenage years.
Taking a glimpse at the behind with a thought of "I've really gone so far".
Nostalgic about the old days of my birth stage still with the aim of soaring high.

About this poem

My Mother's love is about a poem that talks about a mother's affection in one's life,it's expatiate more on how a mother has been there in the time we needed her the most. how she has helped in every step of the way with her unconditional love on a child.

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Written on June 06, 2022

Submitted by ayomideoluwadamilare300 on July 28, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XAXBXACXCCXD CCXD XCB
Closest metre Iambic octameter
Characters 1,173
Words 232
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 12, 4, 3

Ayomide Damilare

I was born and brought up in a rural area, when it was finally time to complete my secondary education i move to the city. I spent every of my times and activities while staying indoors. today am a girl who's still pursuing her dream with every breath of hers, I love writing poetry a lot because its makes me express my feelings and i write stories as well. more…

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