Memories of Mum Poem
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Memories of Mum Poem
Read the Poem
Read the poem. Notice how the repeated words “I remember” introduce details and feelings. The poem uses free verse, so its lines do not need to rhyme. At Nana’s Kitchen I remember Nana’s floury hands, folding dough beneath the window light. I remember her humming as she baked, while cinnamon curled through the warm kitchen air. I remember the soft wool blanket she tucked around me on the old green chair. Her warm hug made me feel safe, and I wished that evening would never end.
- warm
- humming
- soft
- green
- Yes, the line endings rhyme throughout.
- No, the line endings do not follow a regular rhyme pattern.
Write an “I Remember” Poem
Write a free-verse poem about someone who matters to you. You may choose a relative, friend, or another person. Begin some lines with “I remember”. Include details from the senses—what you saw, heard, smelled, or felt—and a feeling connected to a memory. Your poem does not have to rhyme. Give it a title.
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