The poem expresses the poet's pride and acceptance as her young adult daughters leave home. It acknowledges the challenges they will face while conveying hope for the future. The poem captures the bittersweet emotions of letting go and moving on to a new phase in life.
Teenage daughter coping with her mother's mental illhealth.
A teenager coping with her mother's mental illness.
INTRO: My dad remarried at 75 years of age, a few years after my mother's death, which followed a lifetime of caring for my mentally ill mum. My step-mum is such a blessing so late in my dad's life. Dad is now 90 years old and still happily married to my step-mum. It's never too... Continue Reading →
This poem reflects on a mother's advice to her young adult children. The poet expresses love and regrets while encouraging the children to embrace life, learn from experiences, and cherish relationships. The poem emphasizes love, honesty, kindness, resilience, and the pursuit of meaningful experiences. She hopes her children find peace, joy, and love in life.
This poem captures a nostalgic childhood memory of bringing in clothes dried in the hot summer sun with her mother. The poem evokes the joy and warmth of the moment, reflecting on the sensory experience of the sunshine-infused clothes.
The poem expresses gratitude to those who supported the family during a difficult time. It highlights their understanding, care, and loyalty, likening them to resilient flowers. The speaker feels blessed to have such individuals in their lives, acknowledging their immeasurable value.
Dive into life and fully immerse Experience both the good and the bad Learn from the happy and sad Move on and leave behind the past. A verse from my poem 'Love Letter from Mum' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
Build on the good things I taught you Be open to learning new skills and beliefs That will enhance your understanding Of the complexities of life. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Exeert from 'A Love Letter from Mum'.
Put down your phone Give me a hug Tell me 'I Love You Mum' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Exert from my poem 'A Love Letter from Mum'. You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
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