May’s Silence is a Mother’s Day poem about love, loss, remembrance, and the quiet ache of missing a mother who is no longer here. Through reflection and memory, this spoken word piece honors the bond that time cannot erase. May drapes in blossoms, soft and fair, But none can bloom where you're not there. The world wraps gifts in pink and gold, While I sit with memories, growing old. Brunches and cards, sweet words exchanged, But mine stay silent—rearranged. Because this day, though bright with cheer, Just deepens the wish that you were near. I trace your name in thoughts unsaid, In every tear I haven’t shed. This grief—it hums, a quiet song, That Mother's Day has felt so wrong. But still I rise, and still I see, Your strength and love alive in me. Though time moves on, I still hold tight, To the echo of your guiding light. So Happy Mother’s Day, from your child below, Who still feels the warmth of your endless glow. No flowers to give, no arms to embrace, Just love that time cannot erase.

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