Mothers Day Quotes From Daughter in hindi from kids form the bibile 2013 from son to mother: Mother Day Quotes From Daughter From Daughter In Hindi From Kids Form The Bibile 2013 From Son To Mother

Wednesday 16 October 2013

Mother Day Quotes From Daughter From Daughter In Hindi From Kids Form The Bibile 2013 From Son To Mother

Mother Day Quotes From Daughter Defenation

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Quotes About Mothers And Daughters

Quotes tagged as "mothers-and-daughters" (showing 1-30 of 3,000)

Jodi Picoult

“All I know is that I carried you for nine months. I fed you, I clothed you, I paid for your college education. Friending me on Facebook seems like a small thing to ask in return.”

― Jodi Picoult, Sing You Home

tags: facebook, mothers-and-daughters 70 people liked it like

“...you are my rainbow to keep. My eyes will always be watching you; never will I lose sight of you.”

― Vesna Bailey

tags: inspirational-love, mothers-and-daughters 49 people liked it like

Adrienne Rich

“Probably there is nothing in human nature more resonant with charges than the flow of energy between two biologically alike bodies, one of which has lain in amniotic bliss inside the other, one of which has labored to give birth to the other. The materials are here for the deepest mutuality and the most painful estrangement.”

― Adrienne Rich, Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Experience and Institution

tags: family-relationships, feuds, hate, love, mother, mothers-and-daughters 40 people liked it like

Daphne Gottlieb

“MY MOTHER GETS DRESSED

It is impossible for my mother to do even

the simplest things for herself anymore

so we do it together,

get her dressed.

I choose the clothes without

zippers or buckles or straps,

clothes that are simple

but elegant, and easy to get into.

Otherwise, it's just like every other day.

After bathing, getting dressed.

The stockings go on first.

This time, it's the new ones,

the special ones with opaque black triangles

that she's never worn before,

bought just two weeks ago

at her favorite department store.

We start with the heavy, careful stuff of the right toes

into the stocking tip

then a smooth yank past the knob of her ankle

and over her cool, smooth calf

then the other toe

cool ankle, smooth calf

up the legs

and the pantyhose is coaxed to her waist.

You're doing great, Mom,

I tell her

as we ease her body

against mine, rest her whole weight against me

to slide her black dress

with the black empire collar

over her head

struggle her fingers through the dark tunnel of the sleeve.

I reach from the outside

deep into the dark for her hand,

grasp where I can't see for her touch.

You've got to help me a little here, Mom

I tell her

then her fingertips touch mine

and we work her fingers through the sleeve's mouth

together, then we rest, her weight against me

before threading the other fingers, wrist, forearm, elbow, bicep

and now over the head.

I gentle the black dress over her breasts,

thighs, bring her makeup to her,

put some color on her skin.

Green for her eyes.

Coral for her lips.

I get her black hat.

She's ready for her company.

I tell the two women in simple, elegant suits

waiting outside the bedroom, come in.

They tell me, She's beautiful.

Yes, she is, I tell them.

I leave as they carefully

zip her into

the black body bag.

Three days later,

I dream a large, green

suitcase arrives.

When I unzip it,

my mother is inside.

Her dress matches

her eyeshadow, which matches

the suitcaseperfectly. She's wearing

coral lipstick.

"I'm here," she says, smiling delightedly, waving

and I wake up.

Four days later, she comes home

in a plastic black box

that is heavier than it looks.

In the middle of a meadow,

I learn a naked

more than naked.

I learn a new way to hug

as I tighten my fist

around her body,

my hand filled with her ashes

and the small stones of bones.

I squeeze her tight

then open my hand

and release her

into the smallest, hottest sun,

a dandelion screaming yellow at the sky.”

― Daphne Gottlieb, Final Girl

tags: daughters, death, mothers, mothers-and-daughters 28 people liked it like

Adrianna Stepiano

“I'm blessed and I couldn't be more grateful. Do you want to know why? Because I'm a mother, but that's only half of it. I'm blessed because, when I need to, I can still just be a daughter. I get the feeling that there is nothing more precious than to have both of these roles, simultaneously.”

― Adrianna Stepiano

tags: mother-s-day, motherhood, mothers-and-daughters 22 people liked it like

Maya Angelou

“love. she liberated me to life, she continued to do that. and when she was in her final sickness i went out to san francisco and the doctor said she had 3 weeks to live, i asked her "would you come to north carolina?" she said yes. she had emphysema and lung cancer, i brought her to my home. she lived for a year and a half ..and when she was finally in extraneous she was on oxygen and fighting cancer for her life and i remembered her liberating me, and i said i hoped i would be able to liberate her, she deserved that from me. she deserved a great daughter and she got one. so in her last days, i said "i understand some people need permission to go… as i understand it you may have done what god put you here to do. you were a great worker, you must've been a great lover cause a lot of men and if I'm not wrong maybe a couple of woman risked their lives to love you. you were a piss poor mother of small children but a you were great mother of young adults, and if you need permission to go, i liberate you". and i went back to my house, and something said go back- i was in my pajamas, i jumped in my car and ran and the nurse said "she just gone". you see love liberates. it doesn't bind, love says i love you. i love you if you're in china, i love you if you're across town, i love you if you're in harlem, i love you. i would like to be near you, i would like to have your arms around me i would like to have your voice in my ear but thats not possible now, i love you so go. love liberates it doesn't hold. thats ego. love liberates.”

― Maya Angelou

tags: liberated, love, mothers-and-daughters 20 people liked it like

“My mother belonged to that group of low IQ individuals who find everything alarming and believe that raising your voice is the most effective form of communication.”

― Dr Annabelle RC

tags: a-life-lived-ridiculously, bestseller, bestsellers, mother, mothers, mothers-and-daughters, mothers-respect 16 people liked it like

“A daughter is a

Mother Day Quotes From Daughter From Daughter In Hindi From Kids Form The Bibile 2013 From Son To Mother