Best Wheelchair Poems
Below are the all-time best Wheelchair poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of wheelchair poems written by PoetrySoup members
ShadowIt was a glorious summer day and I woke up with the lark
Got my wheelchair ready and then headed to the park
I noticed a girl...
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Categories:
wheelchair, dog, memory, soldier, war,
Form:
Narrative
A Small Bouquet of My Word Groupingsyou were an infant
i would sing a song i created for you
'there's a baby in my arms
there's a baby in the mirror
but honey
there's not...
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Categories:
wheelchair, appreciation, celebration, childhood, daughter,
Form:
Free verse
March 19 MemoriesMama….it’s today
The chalendar shouts it
Today
15 years ago..you breathed your last
and I still see you in dreams
and I still miss you, Mama
I’m sitting here
in front of...
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Categories:
wheelchair, death, faith, mother,
Form:
Free verse
Miracle On Ford StreetSt Anthony's orphanage was founded some thirty years ago
For homeless and orphaned children, by a priest Father Angelo
Every child was made welcome; race and religion...
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Categories:
wheelchair, care, children, christmas, prayer,
Form:
Narrative
When I Talk To YouWhen I talk to you, I'm talking to the wall -
to photos arranged across from where you hung the paintings
made by your own two hands....
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Categories:
wheelchair, absence, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Who I Would Bring BackWho would I bring back, if I had only one
Perhaps a great leader, Kennedy or Lincoln
Or I could choose a musical icon
Such as John Lennon...
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Categories:
wheelchair, memory, mother, nostalgia, woman,
Form:
Couplet
MicroshotWhen looking for a quack with spiked rates
Some try the Windowed Office of Bill Gates
Coz right on the spot
He’ll give you a shot
But be prepared...
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Categories:
wheelchair, angst, corruption,
Form:
Limerick
TeardropI
ask
you to
mind our
earth, heed
our existence
upon it, care for
our lives and all that
will occur if we cannot
consider beyond ourselves,
if we are guided by uncertainty,
when...
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Categories:
wheelchair, abuse, death, earth, life,
Form:
Concrete
Hocus PocusHocus Pocus
Poets are like magicians.
They trick the heart into feeling,
“things” they had no idea, were there at all.
Sadly poets don’t always know how...
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Categories:
wheelchair, 12th grade, abortion, abuse,
Form:
Free verse
The Littlest SnowmanHe scooped and he packed
He rolled me good and round,
When all was done, I stood there
Only three feet off the ground
I had wondered why...
Why did...
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Categories:
wheelchair, boy, brother, children, kid,
Form:
Rhyme
Just YesterdayJust yesterday
I was crying
Leaving home for the 1st grade
7th, 10th, 12th
Just yesterday
I threw that cap in the air
Bright eyed
Facing the world
Wow, who is that girl
My...
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Categories:
wheelchair, age, life,
Form:
Free verse
Mr. Truly AmazingSixteen years old and in a world of her own
Confined to life lived in a wheelchair
Ever since birth, doctors don’t know what went wrong
But, it...
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Categories:
wheelchair, animals, inspirationalfamily, family, horse,
Form:
Rhyme
Vanilla Puddingnobody sees you the way I do
in your wheelchair
with your unopenable arms
where everything crashes to a gray twisted landscape
my brother
alpha male
of demon strut clashes
in our...
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Categories:
wheelchair, angst, bullying, caregiving, child
Form:
Free verse
My Handicap BeachMy Handicap Beach
As I lay here and look out the window from our hotel at the absolutely amazing view..
It makes me wonder how something so...
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Categories:
wheelchair, blessing, emotions, how i
Form:
Free verse
Hidden BeautyHer smile was lopsided, crooked
And her eyes had lost their shine
In a wheelchair bound and broken
Sat this mother dear of mine
Once the one that they...
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Categories:
wheelchair, mother, tribute,
Form:
Quatrain