Best Dystrophy Poems
Below are the all-time best Dystrophy poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of dystrophy poems written by PoetrySoup members
"jerry's Kids" Muscular DystrophyI wrote this cause I have Muscular dystrophy
and so people will think anyone can have Muscular Dystrophy.
This was wrote back in 1999.
We would like...
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Categories:
dystrophy, dedication
Form:
I do not know?
Jerry's Kids Muscular DystrophyI wrote this cause I have Muscular dystrophy
and so people will think anyone can have Muscular Dystrophy.
This was wrote back in 1999.
We would like...
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Categories:
dystrophy, health
Form:
Couplet
Dystrophy of MadnessSpring trips will be all lively in untamed life.
Times whims will erode a flourishing nightlife.
Fallen leaves capitulate to the assaults of time.
Superb...
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Categories:
dystrophy, analogy, anti bullying, appreciation,
Form:
Rubaiyat
A Different Kind of CourageSam took to the stage, limping with a leg brace
And more than a mere trace of fear on his face
The humorous speech competition...
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Categories:
dystrophy, courage, fear,
Form:
Rhyme
Boy of Gentleness - Man of Courage - Dedicated On the Passing of My Cousin JohnnieDedicated to my dearly loved and departed cousin Johnnie
who passed away peacefully in his sleep. I love you Johnnie.
I hope that now you will...
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dystrophy, bereavement, dedication, devotion, eulogy,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
IllusionConversations in third person, shaking legs, hands, feet, and fingers.
Diabetes, fish, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, lupus, cancer, AIDS, Chucky,
sticks, trains, sunglasses, tampons, menopause, pregnancy,...
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Categories:
dystrophy, imagination
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I do not know?
"introduce Me"Hi my name is Teresa my friends call me big T.
I'm crippled with Muscular dystrophy.
I'm unable to walk or write my name.
Life is hard but...
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Categories:
dystrophy, dedicationpoetry,
Form:
Rhyme
"a Big Wish"I made a wish that Muscular Dystrophy would've passed me by.
Then my life would have been different and I wouldn't have to cry.
I could walk...
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Categories:
dystrophy, health, lifelife, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Eric's TreeI pass it every time Ava has a home volleyball game
and It makes me wonder about fate..
It’s a tree…growing outside my old classroom…planted in...
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Categories:
dystrophy, inspiration, teacher,
Form:
Verse
Frank'sgiving!Hey, Pilgrims,
Let's dress-up
Dress-down the plumes
of the dancing Peacock
(If we'd allow)
but for the Ritual;
For Francsly speaking
in tongues of plata y oro,
Pound-for-bloody-pound
How much 'cide this buys?
A simply-uneasy...
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Categories:
dystrophy, angst, black african american,
Form:
Free verse
Introduce Me"INTRODUCE ME"
Hi my name is Teresa my friends call me big T.
I'm crippled with Muscular dystrophy.
I'm unable to walk or write my name.
Life is hard...
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Categories:
dystrophy, me, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Jonathan DraneJonathan was a self-employed plumber,
Before a diagnosis of corneal dystrophy,
So he moved out as a plumbing worker,
And began playing judo professionally.
He’d...
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Categories:
dystrophy, sports, strength,
Form:
Quatrain
Paranoid BetrayalI feel a sense of paranoia sinking in,
Without reason, a fear that sinks deeper than the skin.
An anxiety of overwhelming power,
It grows in strength; hour...
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Categories:
dystrophy, lonely, metaphor, pain, passion,
Form:
Free verse
Scott MccowanScott has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy,
And plays boccia on a wooden floor gleaming,
Where he rolls the leather ball accurately,
Down a ramp to hit...
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Categories:
dystrophy, sports, strength,
Form:
Quatrain
Why I Loved C D's PoemA Different Kind of Courage
Sam took to the stage, limping with a leg brace
And more than a mere trace of fear on his face
The humorous...
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Categories:
dystrophy, poetess,
Form:
Narrative