Missing My Mother Poem by Dr. Yogesh Sharma

Missing My Mother



In my house, the voice that chimes;
is the song that I lost in the dark byes.
That soul whose rebuke glued my smiles,
Has stopped suddenly out of cries.
Hours of love, she oiled my hair and body fines;
frail hands rubbing and mopping my hair and body vibes.
Her wrinkled face with tired eyes,
Her steps, far across isolated distances flies.

I see her in the nights when it is dark and cold,
And feel her hands on my forehead folds.
In my ears, she whispers her warmest words,
and I hear her voice through the thundering lords.
How firm she stays and shines with ideas bold,
Her presence and aura those still fly untold.

Missing My Mother
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: mother and child
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Me Poet Yeps Poet 12 February 2020

How firm she stays and shines with ideas bold, Her presence and aura those still fly untold. read MY MOMS SMILES I behold you will love it also I lost mine years ago in memory like a river of time she daily flows and how to swim teaches me also doc you would know

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