Short Deaf Mute Poems

Short Deaf Mute Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Deaf Mute by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Deaf Mute by length and keyword.


Her Love Sign

She had to use sign language being she was born a deaf mute; but when she showed him her homemade heart all was understood.



4-5-18
Form: Monoku


Premium Member The Muted Fall

THE MUTED FALL


I lead against the walls of injustice
I've fallen
As I place my ear on the wall, I hear you calling
What shall a lame deaf mute do
For he too has fallen

Tch Tch Francine

you can have your Mr Sorbo, men about, i doesn't dream, but that big dark girl in sandal's who wields a sword so mean, could get a deaf mute Camel, to utter words obscene, mind games hey baby doll, no one comes here in between. Don :(
Form: Ballade

Premium Member My Pregnancy Memories

It’s Sunday –
a snow-dreamy morning…
The mad, embroidered Moon hangs
on the cloth of the sky.
Amidst a barren land I see
a speak-burning tree.
I am so dispirited.
By the roadside chapel, a small boy listens
to the deaf-mute woman…
through touch.

Premium Member Speechless

Deaf-mute couple
  express their love
    for each other
         through...

  Sign-Language
           Aww...
     Ain't it cute?



Writing Challenge - Septolet Form - Poetry Contes (Winner: 2nd Place)
Sponsored by Constance La France
Date Written: 10/05/2020
Form: Verse


The Eyes of Worship

Did you ever read
the hope in folks' eyes
when they worship?

It's like watching
the homeless
wait in line
for some pea soup!

I see that hope
as gigantic
as a big base drum
being drummed by 
the deaf mute
who plays it
feeling its sound.

I hear that hope
in the low
of the cow
who runs to the farmer
as he feeds her.

Hope in worship
happily comes from
the desire to be
close with God
like we'll be
for eternity.

SKB

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