Ser mãe é, por si só, um ato de poesia.  🎀🩷🌷

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Homenagem de Wanda Rop às mães poetas!🖊️📘

Olá, meus amores. Queridas poetas  💕🎀🌷com todo o meu  carinho,  palavras  sublimes  para acompanhar a data mais especial do ano:  Dia das Mães🌸🪄 paz, amor e luz!

Versos e Afetos: O lado Poético de Ser Mãe

Ser mãe é, por si só, um ato de poesia. Antes mesmo da palavra escrita, o amor é declamado. No compasso dos passos miúdos, no choro que embala a madrugada, nos olhares que dizem mais do que qualquer verso. E quando essa mãe também é poeta, o mundo se transforma em papel e o cotidiano, em estrofe. 📜🖋️

A mãe-poetisa carrega no colo o universo. Seus braços não apenas embalam filhos, mas histórias. Seus olhos enxergam o que escapa ao comum: a metáfora escondida num brinquedo esquecido, o lirismo do silêncio durante o sono infantil, a beleza escondida nas repetições do dia. Ela vive entre fraldas e flores, entre lágrimas e trovas, entre o caos e a criação.🌹🌾

Poesia é presença. É estar inteira, mesmo cansada. É traduzir em palavras o que o coração transborda. Ser mãe e poetisa é caminhar na corda bamba da sensibilidade, na qual o amor é inesgotável e se reinventa. Na doçura do gesto materno, um poema se revela. Nas lembranças do filho, rimas se anunciam.📕🪷🌱

Nesse Dia das Mães, celebremos essas mulheres que, entre versos e afazeres, entre inspirações e preocupações, mantêm viva a chama do amor — com delicadeza, coragem e poesia.🦋🌟

Porque ser mãe é, acima de tudo, escrever a vida com a tinta delicada da eternidade.✨💚🌿

Wanda Rop 🌹 poetisa paulista, Ativista Cultural, Embaixadora da Paz, Comendadora da Cultura Nacional, Consulesa das Artes, amante da literatura, filósofa e historiadora🖋️📚🪄

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