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Best Mum Award Poem Print
£14.00
Our brand new mum poem takes the form of the results of The Best Mum Award. And the winner is... your mum!
This witty and joyful A4 mum print makes the perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, and Mother's Day. It's also a unique way to tell your mum just how fantastic and appreciated she is.
The poem is actually a 14 line sonnet. It was written by award-winning Bespoke Verse poet (and Oxford graduate!) Joanna Miller, whose framed poems have featured in magazines such as 'VOGUE' and 'Easy Living'.
Whether it's for good advice, selflessness and loyalty, or for generosity, every mother deserves an award.
The wording of the poem is:
Seeking out the perfect mum has been our judges’ quest
Of all the many finalists just one has proved the best.
The lady that we have in mind is generous and nice
She’s talented at listening and giving good advice.
She’s considerate and loving, she’s funny and she’s kind
She worries for her family but she also knows her mind.
Beautiful outside and in, she’s cherished and adored
And on a daily basis she deserves a big award.
In tidying and washing, in ironing and dinner,
In selflessness and loyalty this mum’s a worthy winner.
Thoughtful and hardworking, she is held in such affection
The panel were unanimous in making their selection.
We’re happy to announce today the crown is going to...
The best mum in the widest world and that, of course, is you!
Copyright Joanna Miller 2013 (author's permission required to reproduce this poem)
The poem is printed on the highest quality card which measures 30 x 21cm (A4). It is unframed and presented smartly in cellophane with backing board behind.
Please see our full range of fabulous poem prints available.
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