With a flower, a perfume, a jewel: this is how we celebrate the Mother’s day 2022. But there is no gift that is worth as much as one or more greetings phraseswritten in a note, in a Whatsapp message if we are far away, in a post on Facebook, perhaps accompanied by a ‘image dolce.
Mother’s Day, the cake of little Gaia and the Rigopiano massacre
L’8 maggio it is celebrated all over the world. In the United States, Australia but also in Japan the second Sunday of May is dedicated to mothers and motherhood: not in Spain, not in Portugal (it’s the first Sunday), not in the Balkans (March 8) and not even in the Arab countries. Not even in San Marino (it’s March 15th). But in Italy the day is today. So hurry up and send your dedication. Are you lacking inspiration? Are you looking for an idea that is not trivial? Then take note. Find below a collection of famous phrases to dedicate as they are or to be used as a starting point to customize: Sophocles, Balzac, Diana Spencer, Fromm, Gibran. There is something for everyone. At the bottom also a collection of original images to make your message even more special.
Phrases for Mother’s Day
A mother’s happiness is like a beacon that illuminates the future, but it also reflects on the past and envelops it in the sweetness of memories. (Honoré de Balzac)
No language can express the power, the beauty, the heroism of maternal love. (Edwin Hubbell Chapin)
For the mother, children are anchors of life. (Sophocles)
A good mother is worth a hundred teachers. (George Herbert Palmer)
Only mothers can think about the future, because they are the ones who give him birth with their children. (Maxim Gorky)
The mother always forgives. She was born for this too. (Alexandre Dumas)
A mother’s arms are more comfortable than anyone else’s. (Princess Diana)
The most beautiful word on the lips of mankind is “Mother”, and the most beautiful invocation is “my Mother”. It is the source of love, mercy, understanding, forgiveness. Everything in nature speaks of the mother. (Khalil Gibran)
God couldn’t be everywhere, and therefore He created mothers. (Rudyard Kipling)
Maternal love is bliss, peace, it does not need to be conquered or deserved. (Erich Fromm)
The truths that matter, the great principles, in the end, always remain two or three. They are the ones your mother taught you as a child. (Enzo Biagi)
A mother is one who can take the place of everyone else, but whose place no one else can take. (Gaspard Mermillod)
Motherhood: all love begins and ends here. (Robert Browning)