Long Muscular dystrophy Poems
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Boy of Gentleness - Man of Courage - Dedicated On the Passing of My Cousin Johnnie
Dedicated to my dearly loved and departed cousin Johnnie
who passed away peacefully in his sleep. I love you Johnnie.
I hope that now you will watch over all of us here on Earth as you...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, bereavement, dedication, devotion, eulogy, boy,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Eric's Tree
I pass it every time Ava has a home volleyball game
and It makes me wonder about fate..
It’s a tree…growing outside my old classroom…planted in 1988.
It was for one of my Autistic students that this...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, inspiration, teacher,
Form:
Verse
Why I Loved C D's Poem
A Different Kind of Courage
Sam took to the stage, limping with a leg brace
And more than a mere trace of fear on his face
The humorous speech competition was on
He’d made it to finals, prior contests...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, poetess,
Form:
Narrative
A Different Kind of Courage
Sam took to the stage, limping with a leg brace
And more than a mere trace of fear on his face
The humorous speech competition was on
He’d made it to finals, prior contests he’d won
...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, courage, fear,
Form:
Rhyme
Stephen Mcguire
Stephen is the most successful boccia player,
In the class BC4, he has muscular dystrophy,
He often competes alongside Peter his brother,
To do his best to succeed and secure victory.
He’s been Scottish champion...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, sports, strength,
Form:
Quatrain
Scott Mccowan
Scott has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy,
And plays boccia on a wooden floor gleaming,
Where he rolls the leather ball accurately,
Down a ramp to hit the jack, and he’s beaming.
His father quietly assists him...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, sports, strength,
Form:
Quatrain
Christinas World by Andrew Wyeth - American Artist 1948
“Art is the medium by which a person, having experienced an emotion, intentionally transmits it to others” – Leo Tolstoy
A bleak monotonous landscape,
Had been her outlook for years.
She so vehemently longed to escape.
The young woman...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, art, stress,
Form:
Ekphrasis
Jerry's Kids Muscular Dystrophy
I wrote this cause I have Muscular dystrophy
and so people will think anyone can have Muscular Dystrophy.
This was wrote back in 1999.
We would like to thank Jerry Lewis and M.D.A.
For making Sept.3 a...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, health
Form:
Couplet
"jerry's Kids" Muscular Dystrophy
I wrote this cause I have Muscular dystrophy
and so people will think anyone can have Muscular Dystrophy.
This was wrote back in 1999.
We would like to thank Jerry Lewis and M.D.A.
For making Sept.3 a...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, dedication
Form:
I do not know?
Introduce Me
"INTRODUCE ME"
Hi my name is Teresa my friends call me big T.
I'm crippled with Muscular dystrophy.
I'm unable to walk or write my name.
Life is hard but there's no one to blame.
I thank God for my...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, me, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Illusion
Conversations in third person, shaking legs, hands, feet, and fingers.
Diabetes, fish, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, lupus, cancer, AIDS, Chucky,
sticks, trains, sunglasses, tampons, menopause, pregnancy, threats, crippleness,
the end of the world, all of this...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, imagination
Form:
I do not know?
"a Big Wish"
I made a wish that Muscular Dystrophy would've passed me by.
Then my life would have been different and I wouldn't have to cry.
I could walk I could run and play with all my grandbabies.
Do my...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, health, lifelife, life,
Form:
Rhyme
"introduce Me"
Hi my name is Teresa my friends call me big T.
I'm crippled with Muscular dystrophy.
I'm unable to walk or write my name.
Life is hard but there's no one to blame.
I thank God for my poetry...
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Categories:
muscular dystrophy, dedicationpoetry,
Form:
Rhyme