Mother's Modern Poetry

Modern poetry, also known as "vernacular poetry", can be traced back to the late Qing Dynasty, which is a kind of poetry. Compared with ancient poems, although they are all written for understanding things, they are generally informal in format and rhythm. The following is my collection of modern poems about mothers (7 selected poems), welcome to share.

Mother's Modern Poetry 1 Mother's Telephone

Mom called again.

Mom's phone always calls once in a while.

As long as I don't call for a few days

Mother will call and ask questions anxiously.

Mom said to me on the phone

Son, what I asked your brother to bring you.

Remember, it doesn't taste good if you eat it for a long time.

The weather is changeable, so you should wear more clothes when you go out.

Don't catch a cold. It's freezing.

Son, don't always stay up until dawn.

Don't spend too much time reading, it will make your eyes tired.

Be careful at work, safety first.

Go out and make more intimate friends.

Son, there is nothing at home. Don't worry.

Do not worry about your mother's health.

Mother is on the other end of the phone.

Enjoy the care of being a mother

I'm on the other end of the phone.

Enjoy the selflessness and persistence of maternal love.

Listen to mom's phone.

Peace of mind a lot

A stable heart.

Full of warmth and happiness.

I left my hometown to work hard for the future of another country.

Grow up and mature gradually

I cry every time I hang up on my mother.

Every time I miss home in my mother's exhortation.

Concern for my mother

I miss my hometown.

Firmly rooted in my heart

will never fade

Oh, mom's phone.

The wealth and care in my life

Mother's Modern Poems 2 My Mother

When I came into this world,

When I open my sleepy eyes,

When I first smelled the fragrance of this world,

When I burst into tears for the first time,

You're with me.

Mom, what a familiar name!

When I was a child, I began to learn English by babbling.

From childhood curiosity and ignorance,

From childhood ignorance of maternal love,

It's you, always by my side,

Take good care of me.

Mom, what a nice name!

When I am sad, you dry my tears.

When you are happy, you share happiness with me.

You took good care of me when I was ill.

You, by my side,

Never said a word of bitterness and resentment.

Mom, what a nice name!

Gradually I grew up,

Gradually realize the greatness of maternal love,

I learned to be grateful,

But it's nothing compared to your love,

But you don't ask for anything in return.

Mom, what a selfless name!

I grew up,

We are far away,

But I won't forget,

Your kind, great and selfless love!

Mother's Modern Poetry 3 Maternal Love

A few sunny rains

Moist eyes

The grassland stretches for thousands of miles.

Her lonely grave is thousands of miles away.

A locust tree is golden and swaying.

Crisp laughter

mother

Can I go to cut class tomorrow?

The dragonfly by the pond is waiting for me.

Tadpoles in the water will soon become frogs.

There are impatiens in the garden.

One has blossomed in the morning.

And my nails.

It was quietly trimmed last night.

mother

Can I not know how steel is tempered?

Such a narrow ditch

What a pity not to jump over.

Of course you should cry below the knee.

Paul won't cry.

Because he is a boy.

mother

You promised to buy me canned oranges.

But when your backpack is folded,

Only a new pair of shoes.

In the hands of a barefoot child in the snow next door.

mother

The most naughty doll in the school.

How do you go to class?

A child who dropped out of school by pulling his ear.

Why did you come back to class?

You said to take two more handfuls of rice when cooking.

Children in the mountains never have lunch.

Today is the big exam.

mother

You went to receive the prize again. Why don't you laugh?

Is this the right way?

Go to your hometown.

Is it in that bustling city?

Do you have a dream when you were young?

erhu

Whose mind is it?

Fenghuang guqin

Who's playing:

Changting Waigudaobian

The grass is blue and the sky is blue.

It's getting dark

Time will get old.

You are still young.

mother

I dare not put beautiful azaleas in my braids.

Even when it rains.

Running barefoot on the playground

I dare not travel in the dark.

There is no moon in the sky in the city.

mother

I just

Put those dewy flowers

Plant it in your heart season by season.

When I miss you.

Open all kinds of

Sour and painful

The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea.

Mother's Modern Poems 4 Wandering Poems

Mom.

The wind and rain in the sky are coming.

The bird hid in his nest.

The storm in my heart is coming.

I only hide in your arms.

You are a red candle.

I am a dark hut.

You burn silently

Release light

Illuminate me

You are a clear spring.

I am a green seedling.

You walked into my heart.

Fill me with sweet spring water.

Moisten me

You are the sun in the morning.

I am a newly sprouted grass.

Your soft light shines on me

Makes me full of energy.

You warmed me up.

You are the blue sea.

I'm a little skeptical.

You have a broad mind and strong arms.

I nestled in your arms with peace of mind.

You take good care of me.

You are my mentor and friend.

Taught me countless knowledge and the truth of being a man.

Come into my world

learn about me

I speak.

How many times have you put up with me?

Encourage me

So I have

Golden house, cash cow, golden key of knowledge.

And take a step back and broaden your horizons?

Mother's modern poem 5 is dedicated to mother.

I dare not write about you, mom.

Afraid that tears will fall

Wet care and yearning

Your eyes always contain too much tenderness and anxiety.

Burning my wandering eyes and soul

Enjoy life under neon lights.

You are sitting under the lamp with reading glasses.

Sewing cotton-padded clothes for children

I dare not write about you, mom.

Afraid the pen won't flow out

You love your son deeply.

You told me again and again when I left.

My heart has long been unable to stop flying to the high blue sky.

There are also cold rain, cold wind and biting hail on the road.

My son put you in his heart at the moment of fear and despair.

Call again and again

At that time, mom, I knew you could hear me!

I dare not write about you, mom.

I dare not write that you gently get up before dawn to cook.

I dare not write your loud voice in front of TV at night.

I dare not write that you quilt your son at night.

I dare not write that you bite your teeth silently when you are sick.

-Mom,

For the sake of my son,

Your love is too deep and strong,

Too long and too far,

Too broad and selfless,

Too hard, too hard!

Waiting to see your eyes.

Only to find that your eyes are blurred.

Snowflakes floated to your temples.

-I'm Snowflake, Mom.

I don't know when you dyed your hair white!

Mother's modern poem 6 is written for heaven.

one

Bloody carnations in full bloom

April in the north

The drizzle came quietly.

Peach blossoms and pear blossoms in my hometown

Like clouds and clouds.

Mom.

Your garden in heaven

But spring blossoms.

Green and dyeing.

Every grass and tree in my hometown

Rich childhood memories

In this world, April day

I stand on a high mountain in my hometown.

Facing the direction of hometown

Mother facing her hometown

Facing the passing years

With tears

Devotional worship

There is a sad yearning in my heart.

A stream of blood carnations is in full bloom.

two

Miss a robin in the tree

Mom.

Do you know

Only after you left.

This child can no longer

Mend the broken days

Withered ears of grain and dim time

mother

You don't have time for a spring rain.

You have no time to shed a ray of sunshine.

You don't have time to hold up the sky of years.

How can children become flowers?

Against bitter flowers blooming in the wind and rain

Mom.

Since you left.

My thoughts

Always condenses into dew.

Hanging on the treetops of dreams every night.

At every dawn and sunrise

Rolling luminescence transpiration on leaves

Fly to the heaven of missing.

I miss you, mom.

When my eyes are blurred

Lost my way.

When my body is exposed to the cold world.

way

Twisted binding

When my soul

When you rolling in the deep.

There is always a bluebird.

Fly in front of me

Is that you, mom?

You once said

if there is an afterlife

You became a bluebird in your daughter's tree.

You fly from the distant sky.

Got the green spring scenery.

Jump on the branch I miss.

A beautiful, tactful and affectionate singing voice

Take me away from my winter dream

again and again

awake

Mother's Modern Poetry 7 Motherly Love

one

On a foggy morning, I was walking home alone and sadly.

Suddenly, a strange woman appeared, and I stepped forward in three steps.

Oiy Mama

Why did you become like this?

two

Tooth worm, inflammation

My whole face is sore and swollen. ...

This deep voice worries me.

The deep voice surprised me.

The low voice makes me sad.

three

Ah, mom.

For my future.

You'd rather suffer.

You would rather work day and night.

You'd rather wear the moon.

You'd rather be frugal.

Ah, mom.

For my study.

You'd rather put up with medication.

You'd rather starve

You would rather live a simple life than eat a simple meal.

You would rather have thin sleeves.

four

Ah, mom.

You are so beautiful.

Your beauty is better than enchanting red lotus.

Your beauty is better than the plum blossom of iceberg.

Ah, mom.

You are so beautiful.

Your beauty is better than spring flowers.

Your beauty is better than colorful clouds in autumn.

five

Ah, mom.

You are so gentle.

Your tenderness is like the spring breeze.

Your gentle smile is like spring.

Ah, mom.

You are so gentle.

Your tenderness is like the green silk in spring.

Your tenderness is like the green spring like spring.

six

Ah, mom.

Miss your love

My heart is bubbling.

Think about me now.

Only yo

A tear rolled down.

Ah, mom.

Miss your love

Sweet in my heart

Think about me now.

Only yo

Tears are like waterfalls.