Invalid Poems - Poems about Invalid

Andrew Tate influencing kids but his peers think he’s stupid not someone you’d want to know what is he without his doe? Have you ever seen him smile have a laugh or look like fun a material Barbie boy lifestyle is he what you want to become The man is lacking intellect you don’t want...

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THE INVALID Speak to me of winter, Of icy winds that keen and cry, And shake the ivy strung by the lake And push the clotted clouds along the sky. To all a season, And ever a season must end– Life is born in a cry And dies in a slacking of the wind....

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After graduating from UF, in the early '80s I wrote the book, lyrics and score for a musical adaptation of Moliere's farce Le Malade Imaginaire ("The Imaginary Invalid") and have decided to post five of the song lyrics from my adaptation. 1. OPENING NUMBER ...

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Out my invalid’s window I see the hills wrapped in a crochet of evening fog Red taillights wink at me as people prepare to go home at end of day Cranes reach giraffe necks into the last bits of sun tinged-sky Lazy November light that is giving way to winter tugging its shirtsleeve Contractors hurry to finish their projects lest they wake to storms...

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I was hit on more as a blonde than any colour other that is except as a red head in a wheelchair....

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I was hit on more as a blonde than any colour other that is except as a red head In a wheelchair....

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Tell me clearly How you feel Let me know If it's really real Tell me outright What's the deal But as you do Don't tell me NO. This confusion Confusing me Making me wonder What's meant to be Trying to figure out When 'I' will be 'we' But all the time hoping It will never be NEVER. So, what is it Where do we go I'm seeking an answer I need to know What do...

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