Showing posts with label Mothers Day Poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mothers Day Poems. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Mother Days Poems

Mother Days Poems as a title may seem flawed but searchers are flawed so I'm going with the flaw.

I bring you a poem in two languages, English UK and English USA and also, in rhyme, I take the time, to explain what determines the dates of Mother Days

Many Countries adopt Mothers Day, per USAOn the second Sunday, in the month of MayBut not so, in Ireland and the UK

Mothering Sunday there, is always spentOn the fourth Sunday after the start of LentSo why, you ask, does Lent move around?Because Easter need good light on the groundIt's to do with a full moon in the skyGood light for walking is the reason whyPilgrims to the holy lands walked at night They relied heavily on good moon lightSo the holy day (Easter Sunday) follows the moonIt's always in the Spring, but can be late or soon

This year, 2011, Mothering Sunday is very lateSunday April 3rd is precisely the dateSo I bring you now a poem for Mother's DayIs it original? I hear you say. Or nick it, as is oft your way?I adapted it, well, that's my excuseBut I've made it perfect for Mick and Brit use

So here goes, with the adapted one of the Mother Days Poems

For all the nappies that you've changed.For all the play dates you've arranged.

For all the trips back and forth to schoolFor mopping up gallons of vomit and drool.

For putting up with all that swillYou should have all of March..and a bit of April.

One day is just not enough... and yetI'm sorry, pet, but that's all you get

So spend your special Sunday, April ThreeHappily, and very work-free

Because Google will bring this page to the residents of USA, as well as:-

  • Anguilla
  • Aruba
  • Australia
  • Austria
  • Bahamas
  • Barbados
  • Bangladesh
  • Belgium
  • Belize
  • Bermuda
  • Bonaire
  • Brazil
  • Canada
  • Chile
  • China
  • Colombia
  • Cuba
  • Croatia
  • CuraƧao
  • Czech Republic
  • Denmark
  • Ecuador
  • Estonia
  • Finland
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Grenada
  • Honduras
  • Hong Kong
  • Iceland
  • Italy
  • Jamaica
  • Japan
  • Latvia
  • Malta
  • Malaysia
  • Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Peru
  • Philippines
  • Puerto Rico
  • Singapore
  • Slovakia
  • South Africa
  • Suriname
  • Switzerland
  • Taiwan
  • Trinidad and Tobago
  • Turkey
  • Uruguay
  • Venezuela
  • Zimbabwe

here's the original of the Mother Days poems

For all the diapersthat you changed.For all the play datesyou arranged.For all the tripsback and forth to schoolfor cleaning all the spit upand the drool.Why is there onlyone Mother's Day.You could have at least gottenthe ENTIRE month of May.*So there you have it, Mother Days PoemsFor Brits, Yanks and PomsI hope you enjoyShould you need it, here's moyMother Days Poems or Quotes

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Mothers Day Poems

Mothers Day Poems
I didn't write 'em...I gathered 'em ...for you
This first one is for a Deceased Mother
If I could have just one wish
And never have another
It would be to have 5 minutes
And spend it with my Mother
I would tell you how I miss you
And wish that you could stay
Just to see your face again
On this, your Mothers Day.Mothers Day Poems
Love, trust, friendliness and courageare some of the lessons you taught me.What a great start you gave me in life.Have A Very Happy Mother's Day!***You show your love in little ways --In warming smiles and words of praise,In things you do to brighten days...You always show you care.You show your love by hurts you ease,By giving such fond memories,But Mother, more than all of these...By always being there!Have A Very Happy Mother's Day!***A Mother's Day wishThat is warm and sincereFor someone who's alwaysSo sweet and so dear --Here's hoping you findThat with each passing day,The best things in lifeWill keep coming your way!Mothers Day PoemsIt takes somebody specialTo listen and to care,To encourage and inspireAnd to show she's always there...So I hope that you'll remember,Each day the whole year through,You're someone very specialAnd you always will be too***Thanks for all you've done for me,And all that you still do.Thanks for being patientAnd so understanding too...Thanks for all the help you giveAnd all the joy you bring.On Mothers Day, just want to say,Thanks for everything!Mothers Day PoemsOf all the special joys in lifeThe big ones and the small.A mothers love and tenderness,Is the greatest of them all.***I hope you likeMoreMothers Day Poems
This 'Mothers Day Poems' blog entry is mine, copyright Jon Bratton 2009, which is cheeky because I just found them..but build a bridge...get over it

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Funny Mothers Day poem

As it is only 12 days to Mothering Sunday, I thought I'd bring you this funny mothers day poem that I wrote a few years back
Today, just think...
You're on a luxury vacationAt the finest accomodationWith the highest recommendationGetting utmost considerationEnjoying sparkling conversation,Heavenly recreation,Pure sensation,
Beauty preparation
Relaxation
And pamperation( if that's not a word, it ought to be)
Without limitation
Throughout the entire duration
Of this exotic situation
You've got admiration,
Nay, adoration
And unadulterated sophistication
In my estimation
For Mothers Daytion
You need stimulation
And imag-e-nation !!
A very Happy Mothers Day,From one dreamer to another
Jon Bratton 2006
For more click the link
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Thursday, March 5, 2009

80th Birthday Poems

This is a poem I was requested to write as a tribute on the 80th birthday of an Irish Mother of 7 kids. For the most part the names have been changed to retain anonymity. I've introduced it now because, with just a few tweaks, this would be ideal as a joint Mother's Day Poem from the whole family
80th Birthday poems..verse 1
As it's your 80th birthday
Let's face it, Mum, you're old
We all agree that it's time
You had your story told
First you had a little girl
And you called her Joanne Marie
Then twins, James and Patrick
And already you had three
Like Oliver Twist you wanted more
So who was next to arrive
More twins Sean and Jackie
The number's up to five
By now the stork was worn out
On more he wasn't keen
As encouragement you gave him a Pat
Then along came Eugene
Of course Eugene says he's the best
You'd produced six times before
But in truth the stork took a look at him
And said "That's it ..no more"
You've been a busy lady
For life, you had a thirst
Giving your all for your kids
And you always put us first
But now that you've reached eighty
You're content and so serene
This comes with love from Helen
And Sharon and Eugene
And your whole extended family
On your birthday have a ball
Ruby, you're a treasured gem
So precious to us all...
For growing old jokes there's many out there, starting at turning 40, then 50th, 60th and 70th.
Few of them go quite as far as this one in decrepitness. I have adapted it from a piece written by Author Unknown
80th Birthday Poems...verse 2
There's quite an art to falling apartAs the years go by,
And life doesn't begin at 40.We both know that's a lie.
Our hair's getting thinner,But our waists are notThe few teeth we haveAre beginning to rot.
We smell of Vick's Vapourub,Not Chanel Number 5
Our doggedness is the only thingThat's keeping us alive.
When asked of our past,Every detail we'll know,Except what we were doingJust 10 minutes ago?
Well, you get the idea,What more can I say?Why not read the obituariesLike you do every day
If your name's not there,You'll once again startPerfecting the artOf falling apart
I'm able to say thisAs an old friend, to youA very, very old friend
Who's falling apart too
Despite only having half a heart leftThese birthday wishes I sendNot at all half heartedlyAll the very best, my dear old friend
For more getting old jokes, poems click on this link
This '80th Birthday Poems' blog is copyright Jon Bratton 2009

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Mothers Day Verses

In the lead up to Mothering Sunday this is a tribute I wrote many years back to a wife and mum who was born in 1953, forgets to water the house plants, is a keen reader and cuts the family's hair
For your birth, they held street parties
The whole country just went mental
T'was in '53... the Queen was crowned
But that was incidental
You drink in TV movies
You've a thirst for books, that's true
Our house plants know the feeling
For they get thirsty too
Having an in-house barber
We think is very good
We save some dosh...and we don't mind
The occasional sight of blood
But your love of Jane Austen books
Gives us our greatest fear
While you cut our hair, steeped in Pride
You might Prejudice our ear
But enough of all these insults
For now the time has come
To tell you that we love you
You're a special wife and Mum
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Mothers Day QuotesThis 'Mothers Day Verses' blog entry is copyright Jon Bratton 2009.This material is free to use for personal use but may not be lifted in whole or part by website publishers

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Funny Mother Poem

Ahead of Mothers Day, I've dug out this ditty..a funny mother poem...and by that I mean a funny poem about a mother which I wrote decades ago about a lady who was a keen cyclist and tennis player who often lost her keys and was always late. It is a good example of looking for a theme and when I learnt that she was a cordinator in the prison service who often lost keys and was late the theme was established. It was just a bonus that she was born in September and was called June. The caricature that went with this poem was of her on a unicycle playing tennis
Isn't it Odd?
This is a special Mother's Day tribute
And we really hope to please
But isn't it odd that a prison worker
Should keep mislaying keys?
And isn't it odd that a co-ordinator
Should be always late, not soon
And that a girl born in September
Should have the name of June?
Isn't it odd, since she likes tennis
That she hasn't had this thought
To combine the game with cycling
To help her round the court?
But it's not odd we love her
When all is said and done
She's a lovely caring person
To a husband, daughter, son
For more examples of a Funny Mother Poem
This 'Funny Mother Poem' blog entry is copyright Jon Bratton 2009. Individuals are free to use it in whole or part for private non commercial purposes. It may not be used by website publishers

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Funny Mothers Day Poems

In 26 days it will be Mother's Day so it's time to bring you some of the funny mothers day poems (you be the judge of that) I have written over the years. This first one I wrote yesterday for Boss's day and then I realised it's just as good for mothers, fathers, grandparents, brothers, sisters etc
If Oscars were given to mothers
I'd nominate you
If Olympic medals were won by mothers
Your Gold is overdue
If Nobel Prizes were awarded to mothers
You would have quite a few
If Honorary Degrees were granted to mothers
You'd have some of them too
Mother's Day Poems are given to mothersAnd this is mine to you
Jon Bratton 2009
Funny Mothers Day Poems and Quotes
Funny Mothers Day Poems..are there any other kinds? Well yes, here's one about something very common these days...Grannies looking after Tots
Mum (Mom) you know I (we) rely on youPerhaps more than I (we) oughtBut I (we) really do appreciateAll your love and support
Have a really lovely Mother's DayAnd may all your cards be beautiesHave a nice long rest before resumingYour childminding duties
Which I (we) hope you find rewardingNot in money terms, as suchBut knowing that I (we) and the childrenLove and appreciate you very much
Happy Mother's Day
Jon Bratton c 2006
Yet more Funny Mothers Day Poems what I have written
You're a Queen, Mother(Forgive my clumsiness)Have a right royal dayYour Mummsiness
Jon Bratton c 2004
Funny Mothers Day Poems, very short
Mum, you're very preciousSolid platinumIt's no wonder that I love youTo the maxi-Mum
Jon Bratton c 2004
***
History is litteredWith many heroinesBut none measure up to youMy dear Mummikins
Happy Mummikins Day
Jon Bratton c 2005
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This 'Funny Mothers Day Poems' blog entry is copyright Jon Bratton 2009.This material is free to use for personal use but may not be lifted in whole or part by website publishers

Friday, February 6, 2009

Funny Mothers Day Poem

Funny Mothers Day Poem

Hooray,Mothers DayUKIs on its way

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Funny Mothers Day Poems

then come back for this funny Mothers Day poemLittle James is sent to bed by his mother...Five minutes later, he says "Mum..." "What?" says she"I'm thirsty. Can you bring me a glass of water?""No James. You had your chance. Let it be"Five minutes later "Mum..." "WHAT?" "I'm thirsty...Can I have a glass of water??" says he"I told you NO! If you ask againI'll spank you over my knee!!"Five minutes later "Mummm..." "WHAT??!!"(Getting annoyed, knowing she shouldn’t oughta)"Mum, when you come in to spank me,Can you bring me a glass of water?"Here's another funny Mothers Day poemAs a kid, I was troublesome, bothersome, burdensome,Wearisome, quarrelsome, and tiresomeIn the lottery of life, I scoredI'm soooo glad you were so Mum-some

©This 'Funny Mothers Day Poem' blog entry is copyright Jon Bratton 2009.This material is free to use for personal use but may not be lifted in whole or part by website publishers
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