Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MOTHER, by ROSE FYLEMAN Poet's Biography First Line: When mother comes each morning Last Line: Dropped in to say good-night. Subject(s): Mothers | ||||||||
WHEN mother comes each morning She wears her oldest things, She doesn't make a rustle, She hasn't any rings; She says, "Good morning, chickies, It's such a lovely day, Let's go into the garden And have a game of play:" When mother comes at tea-time Her dress goes shoo-shoo-shoo, She always has a little bag, Sometimes a sunshade too; She says, "I am so hoping There's something left for me; Please hurry up, dear Nanna, I'm dying for my tea." When mother comes at bed-time Her evening dress she wears, She tells us each a story When we have said our prayers; And if there is a party She looks so shiny bright It's like a lovely fairy Dropped in to say good-night. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MY MOTHER'S HANDS by ANDREW HUDGINS CONTINENT'S END by ROBINSON JEFFERS IN THE 25TH YEAR OF MY MOTHER'S DEATH by JUDY JORDAN THE PAIDLIN' WEAN by ALEXANDER ANDERSON BLASTING FROM HEAVEN by PHILIP LEVINE |
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