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A Mother Is Special

December 9, 2012
By Mr.Poetman PLATINUM, Union City, Indiana
Mr.Poetman PLATINUM, Union City, Indiana
28 articles 2 photos 15 comments

Favorite Quote:
“You miss 100 percent of the shots you never take.” -Wayne Gretzy


A mother is special
She your one true friend
She’ll always be with you
She’ll help you see it through to the end
A mother’s love is unique
It compares to nothing on this earth
Her love helps guide you
It’s been like that since birth
A mother kiss heals all
It helps cure the pain
Even from the nastiest fall
A mother can’t be replaced
Because she is so special


The author's comments:
My mother inspired me to write this. She's the one person i can always count on and i love her for it

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on Dec. 15 2012 at 11:56 pm
everybody-needs-some-body-to-love, Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Favorite Quote:
EVERY BODY NEEDS SOMEBODY TO LOVE IN I CHOOSE YOU. <3

i...i really have nun to say cuz i didnt really have a mother growing up really she was a well she lived in th streets and did deugs an would come to visit me in my brothers sometimes but only to get some money frum us or food r a place to stay for a while then she would leave for onother month..so yeah sometimes i dont think she even give a chizz bout us..  

on Dec. 15 2012 at 11:51 pm
hotchicky101 PLATINUM, Muskego, Wisconsin
30 articles 1 photo 21 comments

Favorite Quote:
KILL BEFORE I OPEN DIE BEFORE I WAKE NEVER HAVE POSSESIONS NEVER MAKE MISTAKES

love is like sour patch kids... SWEET... SOUR... GONE!

My love for you is bulletproof, but you're the one who shot me.

creative :D

on Dec. 15 2012 at 6:26 pm
KnitsandPurls GOLD, Mahtomedi, Minnesota
13 articles 0 photos 83 comments

Favorite Quote:
"I cannot live without books"
--Thomas Jefferson

I can tell that your emotions went into this poem. I can feel what you are trying to convey, and you used some powerful words. On a more constructive note, there are some problems with the number of syllables per line. The format has a ways to go before it is a true limerick. Try reading your poem aloud and see which parts flow better than others. Also, (and this is something I have to work on in my own poetry as well) more punctuation would be a good idea. It would make the poem clearer.   Overall, though, great work! I will try to check out some more of your poems! P.S. You totally don't have to, but... I have a limerick posted called "My Socks". If you want to check it out and tell me what you think, I would love it. Thanks so much!   --KnitsAndPurls