Wheelchairs Poems - Poems about Wheelchairs

... Looking down through my window, at the beautiful people shuffling like charmed regals. My chair can get closer from the side, but the view isn't as accessible. If I could only get wel......Read the rest...

...I am in that basement ward, the disused one, the one they park you in on the way to the morgue. The usual clutter of broken wheelchairs, torn screens, long defunct electrical equipment. I ......Read the rest...

...We used to eat most dinners together. Then we grew up and moved along. Only gathering on holidays. Some years later, most ate alone. There are less of us every year. Some are too ancient to tr......Read the rest...

...Wheelchair rush Walking legs of others, please hush Journey into continued movement No hold back Wheelchair staying on track Highway On Ramp Wheelchair jam Wheelchairs with their own speed lim......Read the rest...

...patients arrive behind canes scoot around in walkers some are being pushed in wheelchairs they look old, ancient, elderly to me I hear them give their birthdates and I am shocked Many are youn......Read the rest...

...DREAMING WITH EYES OF FAITH I’m dreaming with my eyes of faith, Godly dreams hope you’ll see. My dreams backed with God’s promises, ‘New Earth’ … for you and me. New when God’s will, “on ear......Read the rest...

...Let’s talk about different ways people walk - They walk with God They walk in, they walk out They walk up, they walk down They walk too fast, they walk too slow They walk around They walk away ......Read the rest...

...He cannot see the sun…although he feels it on his back… He cannot see the stars or the moon…for his world is painted black. She cannot listen to the nightingale sing…or hear footsteps on the grou......Read the rest...

...MID-SPRING It is mid-May, Mid the welcome of spring’s changes all Over the norther hemisphere; Amid still growing joy with strolls through Parks and fields, admiring the all Of after Winte......Read the rest...

...Red caps, red jackets, walkers, wheelchairs on parade. Vets board Honor Flight. Contest: Bite-Size Poem No.45 Contest Sponsor: Line Gauthier......Read the rest...

...I’ve seen wretched souls fall poorer by stealth I’ve seen frail old people endure pain as they knelt Climbing mountains barefoot pilgrimages never stop A penance for being born light y......Read the rest...

...I have confronted family, and acquaintances at the edge of my familiars to understand my hurt when they economically and politically and socially and monoculturally StraightWhiteMale privileg......Read the rest...

...E Pluribus Unum ~ Out Of Many, One [Author's note: E Pluribus Unum is a traditional motto of the United States, but the scope of this poem is intended to be of a more global sc......Read the rest...

...“and remembering being born would be worse than dying” in the house of life they failed to disclose that you would only be partially welcome. on the day the rain licked the windows of the worst r......Read the rest...

...Last night, I awoke drenched in a cold sweat.. At the finish line, a lei placed around my neck. The cameras clicked, oh, how the crowd roared! The joy, rumbled to be once again, adored! I......Read the rest...