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Invalids Poems - Poems about Invalids


shopping alone
...Shopping alone It was raining, she didn't want to go out watching the funeral of a famous singer  the mourning took all day, playing him  singing when he had hair and was youngish I drove to t......

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Categories: invalids, absence, angst, anti bullying,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member IM-PAR-TI-AL-I-TY-
...HuH!!! there be no honey bees in the winter naked are the trees NO! cold Pepsi Cola no RC Heated are the harden heart, which are no longer gold the deaf, the blind, the invalids scre......

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Categories: invalids, allusion, analogy, desire,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Cafe Watch
...Café Watch Sitting in a café, watching life pass by. People rushing into shops; important stuff to buy. Groups of foreign workers, stopping, shaking hands; Local people......

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Categories: invalids, life, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Spineless In the Running
...Was this a bold endeavour or worst-case high risk plot? In one sense I was caught between two poles apart concerns. One must never underestimate indeed trivialise a devilish difficult decision......

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Categories: invalids, age, august, beautiful, care,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Covert Consciousness
...Faint flame emergent from neurotransmitters. The brain, a torch arranging patterns of awareness, patterns of recall, encounters, adventures, and ordeals. Covert consciousness realized in coma pati......

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Categories: invalids, death, life, memory, mystery,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Wormwood
...Wormwood There is a place, in the middle of nowhere... now. (hushed whisper) It is hot and cooking, and yet...things are green. Nature has taken back, what man destroyed. Maybe not the ......

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Categories: invalids, allah, conflict, earth, gothic,
Form: Narrative
When Love Gives Up
...Baby steps, followed by a child's stumbling, teenage sprained ankles, broken bones and bodies covered with bruises, adults take two steps forward followed by one step back. What of the per......

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Categories: invalids, 11th grade, faith, work,
Form: Free verse
Distorted Discourse
...alcoholic actors age artificially frustrated feminists fornicate fiendishly clever cops cripple conspiracies nervous nannies neglect nurseries morbid ministers murder martyrs jealous judges just......

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Categories: invalids, conflict, corruption, identity, spoken
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Austin Phrasis Quintet 1 Recited
...PHRASIS V1 How different the voice,the tone this tendency,sceptical despondency only too plain.Wild hopes,extravagant impatience,decided preference made manifest,turns aside from the world and ......

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Categories: invalids, writing,
Form: Verse
Free Cee I Weep For the Deeply Deprived
...I WEEP FOR THE DEEPLY DEPRIVED Weep for the waifs in a world we call the third The woeful ones with bellies empty of nourishment They are trapped while Americans remain free as a bird Children ......

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Categories: invalids, angst, universe,
Form: Free verse
A Letter To Santa Part Two
...Tomorrow we’ll have a party, all my friends will be there And Prezzies will be opened and Christmas we’ll share And Susie will grin in her red flaming hair And Alice with her doll, in her new whee......

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Categories: invalids, hope, christmas, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Another Crossroad
...Another crossroad. Invalids weep when wearing another's soiled diapers suddenly disappear. In spite of the battered off-chance - from a despondent interruption; I'm the exposed exception. ......

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Categories: invalids, deathme,
Form: Free verse
Can'T Win Them All
...The day goes on and I encounter more Feelings, a hurricane of emotions Quaking through this vessel Threatening to toss over in the winds Capsize in a sea of invalids Negating my validity, testin......

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Categories: invalids, life, me, day, me,
Form: I do not know?

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