Short Disabling Poems
Short Disabling Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Disabling by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Disabling by length and keyword.
Y-ucky
E-pidemic
T-erribly
H-alts
M-an's
E-xpenditure
N-otoriously
D-isabling
E-conomic
Z-one
Topic: Birthday of Yeth U. Mendez (June 01)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
There is no completeness.
Just a conjoined two-parter,
both morose and merry,
poured in equal measure.
Doubled and divided.
A personality duel
both losing and winning.
Enjoyed and loathed the same.
The stars eke this chasm,
disabling self-belief,
turning my happy soul
toward the drear darkness.
Dear Dean of TedTalk
about unconditional self-regard,
As you clearly know from experience,
overcoming disabling
disempowering changes
isn't so much about
stopping the habit
of comparing oneself with others
Yet has everything to do
with not contrasting oneself
prejudicially
against Privileged Others.
i remember bicycling many miles,the sun on my face and the gentle breeze about my sweaty
body,cooling,my heart pounding in my ears as i ascended those monster hills
the taste of salt from the sweat,the comraderie,the smells of fresh grass or cow dung.i
still hear the clicks of the pedals and clasps.oh how i miss it since my disabling stroke
Form:
Yesterday when we were walking
You asked me how I was feeling
That gale I so well remember
Tears fell like leaves in September.
Disabling words just made me sad
Tore my heart it made you feel bad
Your hazel brown eyes keep telling
Tears fell like leaves in September.
And the promises we have made
Don't forsake me, love'll never fade
All my sorrows, heart is mourning
Tears fell like leaves in September.
(C)2017 Maricris Cabrera
CANDY CANE STICKS
bent little crooks
red and white
stripes
help us swallow
Christmascrass
hype
succor sugar comforts
stuffed stocking taboo
peppermint sticks
disabling treats
bow to licking
lips
spry little hooks that
stoop to bingecringe
stick sickly sweet
decaying teeth
succor sugar comforts
stuffed stocking taboo
tastebuds tingle
sleighbells jingle
cell-o-feigns
freed
Candy Cane
Christmascrass
creed
© Kim van Breda—1 December 2015