Short Disabled Poems

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


Premium Member My Thoughts

I am intellectually disabled
I need
Love, understanding, continuity
Stability and guidance
My needs are not so very
Different from yours


Premium Member The Disabled Drum Major

Injured from jumping on bandwagons, he can no longer march to a different beat

            Oct. 9, 2016 For Silent One's Funny One-Liner Contest
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Losing My Marbles and Then Some

I scratched my head
    my brain fell out
  It ambled 'cross the table

  Stared at me
    most curiously, grinned ~
  Then pronounced me disabled
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Liz

There once was a lady named Liz She could have made it in show biz With the voice of an angel She had me disabled In a pop can, Liz was the fizz
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Lady Named Liz


There once was a lady named Liz She could have made it in the biz With the voice of an angel She had me disabled In a pop can Liz was the fizz
Form: Limerick


Premium Member A Lady Named Liz

Once knew a lady named Liz She could have made it in show biz With the voice of an angel She had me disabled In a pop can Liz was the fizz © Jack Ellison 2013
fun
Form: Limerick

Wheelchairs and Prams

Wheelchairs and Prams

Alive wheelchairs and prams should 
hold hostage people who 
breach the condition of 
not permitting entry to 
the disabled into 
their buildings!

The Social Issue

Healing, making well, curing, relating to a paralytic, exorcising demons
MLK laid the path for black rights and equality  
Was Jesus social issue not the ill and disabled, health and medicine?

Premium Member Disabled Labels

When buying milk and bread I almost dropped dead
Because when I looked at the labels they read
The bread may contain wheat
And topping that feat
Was that the milk may contain milk, so it said
Form: Limerick

Each Catch You Chase Will Have a Hitch

Each Catch You Chase Will Have a Hitch

Each catch you chase will have a hitch;
May meet moron whose name is Mitch;
With Low IQ;
Always knew;
Like a disabled plane do have to ditch.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Vignette- Paper Perfection

Disabled but undaunted
Into another phase he led;
with children's coloured cut-outs
A new form Matisse made-
Collage that would never fade

http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Blue-Nude-II-Posters_i266204_.htmw
art
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Me

you took my work 
and claimed it as your own
i sat disabled and all alone
you responded with
a poet needs a degree
suffering in silent
i couldn't even see
today i'm still just 
a disabled poet call me
Form: Verse

The Stupid-Jews

There we are--
Lost-- all of us--
No longer able to speak that unwritten language--
Sentenced to camps and environments unknown--
We are the stupid-Jews.

                                   The mentally disabled

Premium Member Refurbished Nursery Rhymes: 3 Blind Mice

or...Where's the SPCA when you need 'em?

A farmer's wife who was not very nice
Mutilated a trio of disabled mice.
Each squeaked for its life
As she wielded her knife
And disencumbered them all of their tails in a trice.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member AH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY HEADACHE RELIEF

MY NEUROLOGIST SAVED MY LIFE TODAY SORRY I WILL NOT STRESS OVER IMMATURE PERSONS SENDING TERRORIST THREATS ON LICENSE PLATES TO A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURED DISABLED  WOMAN TODAY AH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY RELIEF GOD BLESS AMERICA
Form: Naat

Covid 19 Teen

I let my heart to fly like a kite
Holding the string tight

At her

All lanes kept locked down
To do no touch
To do no hug 
Disabled by default all 

Enemy of love
To harm my heart?

Jealousy of my love 
This Covid 19 teen?

Not Quite Right

Not quite right

 I am old and disabled,
but i like to get out and about.
The other day i went to the Mall,
but the escalator was broken.
I don"t mind the stairs,
i get there in the end.

It"s the stares i hate
they never seem to end.
sad

Premium Member Disabled

Once lived an old woman from Kalamazoo She had been an animal trainer at the zoo A tiger bit off her thumb, She admitted it was dumb But, with her left thumb gone, what else could she do?
written January 25, 2022
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Plateau After the Peak

Enabled and then disabled
To ascertain bliss stability
When no ego agenda tabled
Throb renews in continuity 

Game of choosing resonation
With God consciousness 
Love the only real vibration 
Imbibed in silence & stillness 

27-August-2020
Form: Rhyme

Not a Poem

mobileblind.org

This is a charity web site that hires blind and disabled people and is in need of 
financial support to help the less fortunate.
If anyone can help them or buy their products go to this web site for more 
information.
Thanks,
Doris
Form:

Premium Member Learning Enabled

A brilliant child a bit wild
learning disabled not her style.

Creative redress 

Reading a puzzle for this child
pb and d’s all made her smile

She’d pass the test.

A brilliant teacher not child
creatively challenging wild.

Creative address.

Got back up

2:43 AM

618 strangers
watched me bleed ink.
One bought hope
at 2:43 AM.

I was the scam.
Now I'm the verse.
Get back up.
Read the rest.

—
David Hurlburt Jr.
Disabled author from Canisteo, NY
The Cipher of the Circle — $2.99 Kindle
amzn.to/4nH3Y9x

Premium Member Epoxy

twirling five wheels 
up in the air
an affair
cushion weighted down
unheeded mail stuffed
under treads
family united with epoxy
the chair is patient
disabled and no longer
unglued
it will be coasting 
in a couple of days
not new but put together
as we sail

Premium Member Bliss Enabled

Bliss enabled, magnetism peaks Nodes within form pulsate Although there’s no one here who seeks Rapture does not abate We’re locked in to the light Throbbing by day and night Heightening heart’s delight Fear disabled Bliss enabled
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Learning Differentiation If You Please

learning disabled
should be re-labelled
learning differentiation
a much wiser representation

some of the most remarkable actresses and writers
those who think differently and are advocates and fighters
have been labelled this weird label.
I am one of them, no fable.
Form: Rhyme

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