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Learning Developmental Reading



A Prof. Ed. subject – Developmental Reading

Process with stages, purposes with meaning

It uses different skills

Like eating different meals

Do not miss the 4-Pronged Approach

In reading it is an effective coach

Read between the lines the idioms & allusions

There are theories & tactics as guide-ons!



-03/18/2017

(Dumarao)

*PEN Poems

Chivar's Rapp

I own my heart
it entitles me to love
My selfish want for you
makes over eager to
love
and thus
being love
is enough to make
me believe in love
you as my Lover
.....................................
 They seemed to enjoy
finding nothing AGAINST HIM
IT MADE IT EASIER TO
CHEAT ON HIM SHE told her
secret freind.

Premium Member Developmental Progress

Diagnosed with cerebral palsy blight
To progress toward retrogression strain
Our special child was spastic day and night
Struggling along restlessness’ grievous pain.

His global developmental delay
Marked by seizures that caused wearying shake
Made us constantly alert all the way
Aiding him, compassionately awake.

He is now fourteen, showing milestone leap
Driving wheelchair amidst triumphant zest
Learning much along good hygiene to keep…
His orphanage life proves miracles’ best.

God's love* surmounts disability’s need
With caring kindness, heart is surely freed.

*1 John 4:16 - And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.

May 23, 2023
1st place, "Sonnet" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Sotto Poet; Judged on 6/12/2023
Edited on June 13, 2023


Synonym of Developmental Slavery

Synonym of Developmental Slavery 

there once was a bashfully bashful shy and mistreated, abused girl
who new only about her own back yard
and in that backwards back yard she did not grow  the proper intellect

now in a enforced slavery of the mind
she be not (wasn't) aware 
for bondage new it's captive seemingly from birth  
planting many unaware involuntary subjection's to provide for others 

servitude now embedded in the small outpaces of one's mind  
unwilling to be enslaved to the cruelty of it all 
i do fight back as if by swinging at the air 
with complete brainless misses    
by emphasizing my complete right to suffer and contractually perish
to be a moth to flame
flickering my last dire moments in a vivid, and intense violent dance
wings are set to a fiery luminosity 
ending has no wisdom of glory
now bondage holds no captivity over me  
burden was a cruel inescapable master

Developmental Journies

inspiration, philosophies, friendships, creativity

Developmental Journeys©

Motion carries to our lips---
Lips form words from thoughts….
Thoughts are very instantaneous----
Can be noted or rejected in an instant…..
Instants reflect audible responses---
Responses lead to words of understanding….
Understanding can be an illusion---
Illusions can make for grandiose sanctions---
Sanctions conveyed to winded philosophies….
Philosophies can bring on negative attitudes----
Attitudes can make and break friendships….
Friendships rapport on equal levels---
Levels intensify when submitted about freely…
Free speech is a gift much in demand---
Demands can hassle the mind---
Mind is but ours to develop….
Development opens to creativity---
Creativity stretches our inspiration….
Inspirations bring about questions----
Questions are a start to narrative wisdom….
Wisdom grants the key to its membership---
Membership tallies rise and rallies all….
All to speak thoughts in synchronized---
Synchronously marries with the ‘soul’….
Soul is a ‘being’ collaborating on life---
Life is……..  

Didee

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