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Handicap Poems - Poems about Handicap


Premium Member ELDER'S LIFE HANDICAP ENDED WELL-
Mine face fully teared engulf in stream of tears; So in grief my body aches force full trembling in fears; Just you and I am minister seven others no one else cares; Life ended, elder handicap victim had no friends nor family heirs; 2/20/2024 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024© ...

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Categories: handicap, absence, analogy, appreciation, bereavement,
Form: Epitaph
I Have a Gross Handicap
I have a gross handicap: While sleeping retains my cap, As I read feet in shoes tap And easily a work “Crap!” …And spoiled kids’ knuckles rap; During sermon daring a nap, Bathsheba survey her lap; For my trips shun the best map… Can I crush my handicap? Enough to energy sap: Eccentric wings stop their flap While Handicap fills some gap… But die could most handicaps: As...

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Categories: handicap, addiction, anxiety, change, character,
Form: Rhyme



Polycarp and Baseball Cap
I've just spoken with Polycarp About his bright red baseball cap I'd swear is his main handicap: His wish to keep wearing the cap While to Tennis Ball he is Pap And equally does football 'tap'; His donning of a baseball cap A conflict and misguiding map You rely on and your strength sap, Because of the capital gap Between him and a baseball...

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Categories: handicap, absence, business, career, sports,
Form: Rhyme
So Lazy
We take the lazy option when given a choice walk upstairs or ride the escalator it’s our health that says see you later We take the crazy option when given a choice park legally or be a handicap everyone is thinking, you weedy sap...

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Categories: handicap, crazy, health, image, society,
Form: Rhyme
Once Had a Handicap
Once Had a Handicap Thumb I did see looked like a thimble; Should this become my writing symbol? Every time when poetry I went to write Could not hold whole hand real tight. Deformed thumb by God had been made; For writing want an improvement grade And God to me many times He had said, You will have trouble buttering your bread. That thimble...

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Categories: handicap, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member My Handicap Beach
My 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 simple creates such beauty and always seems so new.. I feel sadness for those who pass by every day and don’t think another thought about.. The beauty that surrounds them from the...

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Categories: handicap, blessing, emotions, how i
Form: Free verse
The Common Handicap
A man sat on a bench, holding a blank face. But then the sun shone its rays so bright that he started to smile in the warm light and chuckled. Yes, in happiness he sank. Alas, the sunny day thunderclouds flanked. But so, the man's laughter was still in sight! It even grew along the storm! That's right, he began to madly...

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Categories: handicap, conflict, confusion, judgement, life,
Form: Sonnet
I Once Had a Handicap
I Once Had a Handicap Thumb I did see looked like a thimble; Should this become my writing symbol? Every time when poetry I went to write Could not hold my whole hand real tight. Deformed thumb by God it had been made; My writing received needs improvement grade And God to me many times He had said, You will have trouble buttering...

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Categories: handicap, religious,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Limerick: Once a Dark Horse In a Handicap
Limerick : Once a Dark Horse in a handicap Once a Dark Horse in a handicap Led head, tail and hoof in the last lap All eyes on winning post Cameras clicked the most Horse lost in the negative, so clap ! © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013...

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Categories: handicap, crazy, humor,
Form: Limerick
The Day Uncle Joe Lost His Handicap
Uncle Joe had a habit of telling people, I have a handicap you know. His sister-in-law, Viva, grew weary Of hearing that. After all, had she not taught him To walk, to talk and to feed himself? She was seventeen when she came into Joe's life. Too young to listen when the others said "he can't". She did not know the meaning of...

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Categories: handicap, imagination, child, day,
Form: Narrative
Handicap People
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Have you ever walked in a handicaps shoes? Each day is a struggle , just to get through. ...

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Categories: handicap, lifepeople, me, people,
Form: Ballad
Mr. Handicap
I was WALKING, While TALKING, to myself one DAY. When a handicap person, crossed my WAY. He mumbled , some words, under his BREATH. As I overheard, him talking, to himself about DEATH! I asked him, who was he, talking TOO. He replied the same person as YOU. I hesitated, before I spoke. Then said, I was not loudly SPEAKING. He said I know but I felt it TOO! We all can...

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Categories: handicap, devotion, faith, imagination, inspirational,
Form: Verse
Handicap
Late into the Night; the hunger of the day is keeping the eye half shut and the sleep at bay Wrapped in a torn sheet on the platform no. 3 holding on to wooden clutches where the legs should be Out from the corner ...

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Categories: handicap, angst, introspection, life,
Form: I do not know?

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