Every night Quote by Iraj Mirza Persian Poet
““They say, that when I was born, my mother taught me to suck the milk. And every night beside my crib, she taught me to sleep as soft as silk. With a smile she pressed her lips to mine, till my mouth with joy oversplit. She took my hand and guided my foot, till I learned to walk with a happy lilt. One word, two words, then three and more... that's how she taught me to talk. That's why my life is part of her life, and will remain so as long as I live””
About This Quote
Source Poem: Unknown collection, Persian poet, early 20th century
A mother nurtures a child through love, guidance, and language, shaping identity and lifelong bond.
In simple terms: Mother teaches life through love and language.
Key Takeaway
Cherish and honor maternal guidance.
Themes
parenting
love
growth
language
identity
Mood
affectionate
reflective
grateful
Type
Every night:1
Life:1
Mother:1
Parenting:1
Two Words:1
Mother Taught:1
Born Mother:1
Words Taught:1
Suck Milk:1
When to use this quote
- childbirth
- daily care
- learning to speak
- walking
- emotional development
Key Concepts
nurture
bonding
learning
communication
Questions to Reflect On
- How does maternal teaching shape your values?
- In what ways can you give back to your mother?
A Different Perspective
May overlook the child's individuality beyond mother’s influence.
