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Dyslexia Poems - Poems about Dyslexia

Niap niap
Niap Niap Niap niap, sometimes things are hard, even when written in plain sight. Some people read backwards just for fun; for some, it’s all from sight, even when it’s not your eyes. Sometimes it’s just the brain. Being called dumb doesn’t create any fame. You and me — we are just not the same. Niap niap, finding it hard...

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Categories: dyslexia, body, change, poems,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Fallout from Dyslexia and Nuclear War
for my entire life I've always been on the brink of annihilation under a wooden desk covering porcelain neck the unforgiving sirens a nuclear child petrified of being exposed to the fallout seven years of age stressed out by the alphabet thoroughly dyslexic ...

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Categories: dyslexia, school, war,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Dyslexia
Why would people criticise a child’s best efforts because he does not measure up to their own abilities and twisted reasoning? Learning disorders are not to be looked down on; instead, motivation is the key. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...

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Categories: dyslexia, judgement, motivation,
Form: Fibonacci
Dyslexia Tested
Maybe just maybe I am and always have been an Undiagnosed Apoplectically archetypal orthodox Dislexic Who unfortunately tried to spell it out to anyone willing to listen But obviously my words came out all mixed up and wrong So I never made any sense whether that was or be Whether scribbled down profusely and indiscriminately on paper Or spoken word of mouth thinking other's could follow my...

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Categories: dyslexia, 2nd grade,
Form: Free verse
Dyslexia
I sold my soul to Santa, but it's much too soon to tell. If an everlasting Christmas is preferable to hell....

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Categories: dyslexia, language,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Dyslexia
Dyslexia David J Walker I recall The wall Of words In jet black waves of ink Invade the innocence of paper white not quite a page Fear Panic terror Rage Other words smother like a thick denim quilt I hide within myself lost without a guide a dance into a trance of knowing only nothingness...

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Categories: dyslexia, allegory,
Form: Rhyme
Faith and Hope Overcome Dyslexia
Can't tie shoes. Can't read aloud. Can't memorize Latin. IQ test, panic, shyness. Confidence goes missing. A corner turned. Ask, and you will receive. College, city planner, romance, graduation. Paradise lost. War drums. "You are hereby ordered to report." Fear and dread. Grab your guns. Invasion. Many rockets fired, crashing all around. Deliverance! Cheers on homeward flight abound. "Baby killer! How justify?" Keep...

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Categories: dyslexia, confidence, inspiration, spiritual, uplifting,
Form: Verse
Faith and Hope Overcome Dyslexia
Can't tie shoes. Can't read aloud. Can't memorize Latin. IQ test, panic, shyness. Confidence goes missing. Ask, and you will receive. A corner turned. College, city planner, romance, graduation. Paradise lost. War drums. "You are hereby ordered to report." Many rockets fired, crashing all around. Fear and dread. "Grab your guns." Invasion. Ask, and you will receive. Deliverance! Unscathed. A terrible war left behind. Cheers...

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Categories: dyslexia, bible, hope, inspirational, jesus,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thanx Dyslexia
God bless ya, #Dyslexia, my pseudo super power, academically sucky, but creatively lucky, thou maketh some peeps tower....

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Categories: dyslexia, blessing, thank you, thanks,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Rainbow Children
This baby is being born with hardly a belly button the angel declared. Yes, this is a special one sent to a family who is kind and understanding It is not every parent who can raise a child like this one thus the button lack. He is on the spectrum? Yes, a rainbow child, someone overly unique. I have...

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Categories: dyslexia, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member My Dyslexia
Dyslexia affects me very severely, but only when I sleep, when I dream only. While in a dream state if I'm presented something to read, like a newspaper, book or magazine, none of the printed words make total sense to me, they are all mixed up, out of order and confusing as can be. but then when I awake and I'm...

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Categories: dyslexia, dream, self,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poem Within a Poem
Words in the belfry, words in the hall, words in my sandwiches, words for us all. What if you know no written words? What if you cannot read? What is my world? Words in my head, swirling around, making me laugh. Idiocy, munchkin and calf. How would you play video games if you could not read how to...

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Categories: dyslexia, school, write,
Form: I do not know?
Dyslexia
My eyes does not itch, But my brain does itch. Eagle's eyes,curious teeth but timid brain, Intuity did a lot of spelling rain. - But i can't understand. Comprehension had had me strand. Willing eyes,indifferent cerebral, Hopeful skull but brain's sick crawl. Persaude my brain to agree with my eyes, Wants to be free from this hell; Dyslexia. 17:18:08:16:32...

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Categories: dyslexia, anger,
Form: Lyric
Dyslexia
Even thought my poems is better then the average poet I would said people would not understand How hard it was in school an especially in college where average person would write once or twice I would write three time and write a average of 200 papers but the requirement is 100 for associate of art...

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Categories: dyslexia, art,
Form: Verse
Dyslexia
Im Dyslexic so please excuse my lack of Knowledge Im a girl with learning Disabilities so please excuse my child like behaviour I am who I am and for that I won't apologise for all I need is understanding and Patience....

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Categories: dyslexia, feelings,
Form: ABC

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