569 Quotes About Mothers
- Author audre lorde
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But Black women and our children know the fabric of our lives is stitched with violence and with hatred, that there is no rest.
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- Author Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi
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After lunch, mother and daughter sat outside on the porch to talk men. From where the world starts to where it ends, when women start to lament men the sun could drop from the sky and they would not realise.
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- Author Chief Dan George
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My mother had a kindness that embraced all life.She knew her place well and was comfortable in giving everything she had.This is the tradition of native women.
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- Author Zadie Smith
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Time is compressing for the mother, she has a short distance left to go. She means to squeeze the past into a thing small enough to take with her. It's the daughter's job to listen. She's no good at it.
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- Author Anne Clendening
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Hospice care? No, you must mean Frisbee game. Because there's no way my brother and I aren't outside right now playing Frisbee in the middlle of the street in the middle of summer and there are weird bugs everywhere no matter how much bug spray we put on ourselves and our mom is coming out to tell us for the third and final time, C'mon inside kids, it's getting dark.
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- Author Jessica Knoll
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The world’s best mom,” her son Matthew said. This is what the editors chose to lead with, about a woman whose inventions made satellites possible.
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- Author John Kennedy Toole
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Oh my God! You're wearing your bowling shoes! Only you would wear bowling shoes to your child's sickbed.
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- Author Samuel R. Delany
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Those moments when we learn that mothers rage and fathers kill, that friends betray and authority is fallible, or that our own blank, innocent ignorance can destroy the pure, the good, and the loved are moments the very memory of which constitutes the beginning of a strategy to live in a world where such horrors exist.
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- Author Deborah Levy
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When our father does the things he needs to do in the world, we understand it is his due. If our mother does the things she needs to do in the world, we feel she had abandoned us. It is a miracle she survives our mixed messages, written in society's most poisoned ink. It is enough to drive her mad.
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