Mother Eternal Light
In darkest night, you give me light,Your gaze dissolves death’s heavy plight.
Tears fall gently on your face,
Your smile restores my soul with grace.
Your arms shield me from shadow’s bite.
Your evening prayer brings calm and peace,
Your love makes all my burdens cease.
Your warmth endures through silent days.
In pain, in stillness, and hushed time,
Mother, your strength walks close to mine.
Your eyes a light that quiets and stays,
Your hands heal wounds from night’s malaise.
You are the grace that angels bear.
When you’re not near, I hold you tight,
In breath and dreams, you are my light.
The sun that never leaves the air.
Mother, you are stillness serene,
The peace that lives in every green.
Your gaze ignites the stars above,
You are my prayer, my dream, my love.
Your love a flame that glows so pure,
Your name makes night a blooming year.
The whisper when my heart’s in strain.
In tears I see your gentle glow,
Your name guides where I dare not go.
Your love is silent, wondrous too.
When you’re not there, the light feels lost,
But memory pays the tender cost.In silence,
The sun within my shadowed springs.
I love you, Mother, without guise,
Your love a breath in life’s sunrise.
Your gaze the prayer where life is crowned.
is a lyrical homage to
the quiet, healing, and timeless presence of a mother, a gentle voice from the
depths of the soul that shines through even the darkest hours. Interwoven with
powerful imagery of light, prayer, silence, and love, this poetic piece explores
the sacred bond between mother and child, a connection untouched by time,
sorrow, or distance.
Told through the eyes
of a child, the poem portrays the mother's soul as a winter sun, a whisper that
heals, a memory that endures. The language is spiritual and tender, rich with
metaphor and a celestial calm, inviting the reader to a profound inner
stillness.
This poem is not only
a tribute to motherhood, but a lyrical dialogue with love, longing, hope, and
remembrance where each verse becomes a quiet prayer murmured through the night.
Roya. S. H . Germany