A Dog’s Mum

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by Molly Faithfull aged 9

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

A dog’s Mum can be kind,
though sometimes very cruel.
Sometimes they nurse their pups to health,
sometimes not at all.

When the pup is born,
it must be licked clean
and freed of the all the gooey stuff,
to let the pup breathe.

For the first three weeks of life,
the young pup cannot see,
but when their eyes open up
they can be quite cheeky.

They toilet on the carpet,
rip up the rug,
run riot and knock off the table
your favourite china mug.

Spend weeks with their mother,
playing happily,
though soon come the days when
they are taken far far away.

New life is very strange
living a long way away,
though soon enough they are tough enough
to defend their territory.

They chase balls in the park,
make a few new friends,
though never will they forget
what their Mother did for them.

I Love My Mum

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by Rebeka aged 7

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

I love my marvellous Mum because she looks after me.
I love my wonderful Mum because she looks out for me.
I love my brilliant Mum because she helps me.
I love my amazing Mum because she is always fun.
I love my beautiful Mum because she is really kind to everyone.
I love my fantastic Mum because she loves me!

My Cool Family

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by Fleur Gillingham aged 9

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

My family is pretty ordinary
My mummy’s name is Kerry
My dad’s name is Bob
He doesn’t have a job

My brothers’s name is Billy
He is really, really silly
My sister’s name is Mandy
She really likes candy

My cousin Jo loves school
She’s a proper geek
Although you could also call her
Unique.

My grandpa’s name is Mike
He loves to ride his bike
My Grandma’s name is Heather
She is obsessed with the weather.

And my name is Jack
I wear a big backpack
I think my family is cool
Better run! I’m late for school.

Mum, My Inspiration

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by Leanna Miller aged 11

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

How do I describe this inspiration,
The mum with a heart as warm as freshly baked cupcakes and toasty hot chocolate,
The mother who helps everyone no matter when or where or who,
I know readers, you already have a question whirling through your mind, is this really true?

Believe it, or not, there’s more,
About the incredible mum I adore,
Day in and day out, without fail,
This glowing star is up and about constantly helping out.

Driving grandma to and from bridge,
Placing tasty treats in the packed fridge,
Doing too much for dad if you ask me,
Cooking royal feasts fit for a wedding, cleaning the house squeaky clean and ironing a shirt of his or even three!.

Showing me truly magical places,
Making each day one to remember,
So once in a while I want to say thank you in every single way,
Tell mum how much I love her more than the worlds words could explain.

This is the end,
Don’t pretend,
You wish you had a mum like this one.

My Mom

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by Harshita Das aged 8

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

In this poem I am going to tell you about my lovely mom
And do you know that my mom always like to keep me warm
Even in a storm
The kiss from my mama is very sweet
It is my favourite sweet from all the treats
With me my mother always stays dandy
And when I cry she always offers me a candy

I am the apple of her eye
And she thinks I am a cutie pie
Do you know my mother is as sweet as honey?
And which I even can’t buy it with money
My mother is very adoring, loving and caring
And she is very cautious about what I am wearing

I love my mother a lot
She is like a fairy on Earth I got
Every night I am filled with glory
And every night Mum tells me a fantastic story
I love my mum by heart
And because of her I am very smart
And she says that I am her part
In winning the contest I have a lot of hope
Because my mum gave me an envelope
And in it was written, “Your poem on mum is the best
And I am sure you will win this contest.”

My Lovely Mum

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by Madeleine India Leigh Stoughton aged 9

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

When I’m feeling sad or down, my lovely mum
asks me why, and I tell her. She then cheers me up.

When someone is rude to me, my lovely mum
tells me to ignore them, but if it keeps happening,
my lovely mum gives me lovely advice.

When I get home from school, my lovely mum
says, “How was your day?” If I say “Bad!” she listens
and cheers me up completely.

When I’m worried that I’ve failed at something
(but I never actually fail), my lovely mum tells me
it’s alright and it’s fine to make mistakes.

I love my lovely mum!

My Mum is Food

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by Thara Dean aged 11

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

100g of butter to soften her up
300g of sugar to sweeten her up
A pinch of chili to fire her up
50g of flour and mix her up
1tsp of essence to make her smell nice

3 pinches of brown sugar to tan her up right
2 tsp of baking powder to puffen her up right
A splash of love and a sprinkle of fun.
Put her into the oven to get golden brown.

A mother like mine is rare
so it would be right to call her ‘mine’
with a four leaf clover to finish her off
to make her come alive,
that’s why she is mine.

My Mother

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by Yousra Elmachta aged 8

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

If my mum was something I could put on, everyday
she would be a woolly jumper,
soft and snug.

If my mum was a sound,
she would be a cat’s gentle purr
as I stroke its soft furry head.

If my mum was something I could eat
she would be a strawberry, mmmmmm…
my favourite treat.

If my mum was a feather
she could fly like a hot-air balloon
floating in the sky
like a butterfly in my heart.

A Short Poem About Mothers

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by Alexander Behari aged 11

This poem was a Runner Up. No prize… but well done!

Mummy, Mum, Mother

Thank you

 

My Shining Star

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by Naina Dhawan aged 8

My shining star shines all day and night
Do you know who she is?
My sister Tara.
She shines all day and night
Do you know why?
She shines so bright, because she glows
Everywhere
If you see the night sky she
Twinkles like a fairy
Oh my little sister Tara,
You are as gorgeous as Jesus’s Mother Mary.