“MAMA IYAMI MOTHER” – these three simple words hold an immense depth of meaning, evoking the image of a strong and nurturing mother figure. In this heartfelt poem, we are invited to celebrate the enduring love and wisdom of a mother whose presence lingers long after she is gone.
As we journey through life, we often find ourselves yearning for the comforting embrace and guiding hand of a mother. Whether we are seeking solace in times of hardship or celebrating our triumphs and joys, our mothers are always there for us, offering a constant source of support and inspiration.
MAMA IYAMI MOTHER By Micheal Victor
Pikin dey cry…
Where she dey…
Where she dey…
Who be she…
From anywhere u go hear “Mama”
Which kind love she get
Love wey dey make pikin laff
You dey rush?
Mama go give you time
You don miss road
Mama go be your Google
You too get cold
Mama go give you cuddle
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IYA mi
Orisa bí rè o sí
Iya mí
Lati bi dé bé
Irù è aiti ri
Tomódé bá kè
Iyá mi ti sétán lati ké
Wón ní agbá tí dé
Iya mí dúró gbangban
Gbangban láí ré lé
My mom,
My sun,
The key to my fun
Anxieties, mom gets them shunned
Tears of agony, she brings to its nought
The moon seem tired
What a smile that takes me higher
Greatly, set forth is the moon
Now brighter is every mood
What boredom she subdued
In “MAMA IYAMI MOTHER,” we are taken on a journey of remembrance and gratitude, as the poet reflects on the memories and lessons learned from their mother. Through vivid imagery and poignant language of three tribes in Nigeria, we are reminded of the enduring legacy of a mother’s love and the profound impact she can have on our lives.
So, come along on this journey of love and remembrance as we delve into the powerful words of “MAMA IYAMI MOTHER,” and pay tribute to the mothers who have shaped us into the people we are today.
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