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Premium Member Once Upon a Reservation
Back in the height
of our pre-millennial military-industrial
post-revolutionary days
of competing excess...

No, love,
Stick with
Once upon our Sacred Times...

Once upon a time
here in the US of Northern Americas
we used a Reservation Model
to dispose of hopelessly disabled aboriginals,
too RightBrain...

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Categories: handicaps, destiny, education, environment, green, health, humor, peace,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Living With a Myth
Living With A Myth

How dares one to speak of disability and live with it to tell the story narrate 
               ...

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Categories: handicaps, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Handicapped By Fear
"Let not your hearts be troubled. Neither let it be afraid". Jesus Christ,      John 14:1               ...

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Categories: handicaps, fear,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Titanic
Global pride! Greatest story-theme worldwide! Oceanic!
Voyage liner - Atlantic! British cruise ship! Titanic!
Born in the yard of Harland and Wolf! Floated to venture!
Who did ever dream of a deadliest wreck- adventure?

Christened after Titans of the...

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Categories: handicaps, adventure, beauty, boat, fear, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
Realizations
Realizations 
 
There was a boy, Who played all day.
His name was Jam, He laughed all the way.
Sometimes sad, But others glad.
Sometimes he had, But was very mad.
Until he viewed, A young man stealing a...

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© Shaun Best  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: handicaps, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme



Journey
Down,
Up.
What can be expected?
Not much.
If you do not jump,
We can all see limitations!
But the Master can create innovations,
Not the popular way!
But there is a way.
Nothing can be achieved,
As long as you are deceived.
Far from this...

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© Shaun Best  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: handicaps, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Classicism
My Teacher
By John Weaver

At school I learned to read and write, to add and take away, 
Of geography and history and sports I learned to play 
They taught me all about the world and even outer...

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Categories: handicaps, caregiving, daughter, dedication, faith, father daughter, inspiration,
Form: Personification
A Part of the Solution
A PART OF THE SOLUTION

We have many ministries at Heritage Baptist Church;
For willing, faithful workers we’re always on the search.
For we have many challenges within our ministry;
A part of the solution each worker here can...

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Categories: handicaps, christian,
Form: Rhyme
Empathy
Looking out of my window
I wish I could see the future
And I wish if I could write life the way I want it to be
So, it would be a never-ending story and open literature

And I...

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Categories: handicaps, adventure, appreciation, symbolism,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member A Cross To Bear
For  all intents and purposes,                             ...

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Categories: handicaps, courage, endurance, spiritual, strength,
Form: Verse
October First
Thinking of the bay that daily gush 
From our ray on this lengthy voyage.
This at first wasn't envisage to be created,
For our calculator has failed us in haste.

Yes in haste it has failed us.
Despite the...

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Categories: handicaps, abuse, africa, birth, corruption, evil, image, leadership,
Form: Rispetto
Still Swinging
After chewing shoe leather they called steak, 
in the Pencey cafeteria, 
Mal, Ackley, and I enjoyed a winter afternoon on campus, 
on the bus, and in a restaurant.
We walked across a puffy white quilt 
as...

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Categories: handicaps, appreciation, brother, cancer, death, depression, family, golf,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member I open the jar of poems like a bottle of whiskey on a long night
I open the jar of poems like a bottle of whiskey on a long night,
where the poet's whispers are raw and direct, a course of love in four acts,
obsessions and (un)blamable loves writhe like cigarette...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: handicaps, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Forrest Gump
'Twas an emotional movie portraying the saga of a loveable chump.
'Twas about a hapless lad by the curious name of Forrest Gump!
He overcame handicaps that from birth were to be his plight,
And it seemed that...

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Categories: handicaps, friendshiplife,
Form: Rhyme
Handicap People
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Have you ever walked in a handicaps shoes?
                           ...

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© Alan Fitz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: handicaps, lifepeople, me, people,
Form: Ballad
Diary of Boys To Men
DIARY OF BOYS TO MEN

WHEN WE BECAME A MAN:
Entrant into the promise land of adulthood
Where the wanderings cease and building begins
Where that unstable thing in us solidifies
Where the irresponsible become committed
Where you rise up to...

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Categories: handicaps, 1st grade, age, childhood, growth, leadership, men,
Form: Narrative
The Bandit Kings! (A Golf Poem)
Written in Scottish dialect.

Jack, Bernard and John, the Bandit Kings,
Hae handicaps wae too high.
Each o’ them score four points a hole,
Ah canna tell ye a lie!

Me, ah’m Rabbie, the bard o’ the course;
Ah’m lucky tae...

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Categories: handicaps, friendship, funny, sports
Form: Verse
Little Hole
Methinks, who wanders after pint size toy
To which Aristocrats bow in humbleness?
Afore the little toy went to dance with the rough,
Off the tee in bounces, unto the way unfair,
Wrong way, or off the fair fairway,
Thought...

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Categories: handicaps, appreciation, extended metaphor, golf, imagery, inspiration, life,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Life In Quick
First breath, dry and new, then too cry with sound, also new. Curious beginning. 
Venture forth through blindness of color, handicaps surrender to teachings via 
mother, fathers voice frightens, loud as a gong but he...

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Categories: handicaps, lifelife,
Form: Prose Poetry
Hillary and Her Kitchen
Hillary and Her Kitchen

What if you were to show me some sign
That what you now had never was mine
Next thing you knew you were creator
Of a program called, "The Hillianator."

An alligator up desires likes to...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: handicaps, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Couplet
My Hero's
What some call handicaps others call a way of life,
They make the most out of hardships and strife.

They meet life and all of its problems head on,
Never from their lips come a moan or a...

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Categories: handicaps, health, inspirational, life, people, uplifting, life, heaven,
Form: Verse
Dedication To All Those Who Misinterpret At Poetry Soup If You Don'T Comprehend Don'T Read
I wish that we had some understanding on a subject
For Pete's sake because he's tired of explaining himself
To dim-witted losers who call themselves philosophers
I wish that if you speak, convey where your words come from...

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Categories: handicaps, on writing and wordslost, lost, universe,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 8, a Trait Higher Than Nature
8, A Trait Higher than Nature
Every Year Sing "Hallel" on July "11's",
A Stroke Grew Tall, Into My Life's Elm,
Prior, in 2005, Our Chassuna Dance!
Now, Our Foot "Pattie Cake" is Seldom.

8 Denotes Transcendence,
Judaism is Not in...

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Categories: handicaps, anniversary, appreciation, health, jewish, life, marriage, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member 8, a Trait Higher Than Nature
8, A Trait Higher than Nature
Every Year Sing "Hallel" on July "11's",
A Stroke Grew Tall, Into My Life's Elm,
Prior, in 2005, Our Chassna Dance!
Now, Our Foot "Pattie Cake" is Seldom.

8 Denotes Transcendence,
Judaism is Not in...

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Categories: handicaps, anniversary, celebration, health, jewish, july, men, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Life Beyond the Pale
We seek in vain for answers to life beyond the pale,
And thought we never find them we look to no avail,
I think we had a contract tween Mark and Wayne and me,
To spend some time...

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Categories: handicaps, adventure, life, life,
Form: Ballad

Book: Reflection on the Important Things