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Standing on one foot in the rain Who is to blame Holding out a hand for a dole or..... for another hand to hold to help go People just passing by Looking away To avoid eye to meet eye Who’s to blame? We hide in shame. Shell ✨🐚
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Feb 14, 2021
Feb 14, 2021 at 3:26 PM UTC
Shame
Handicap parker, handicap parker Hey there lady, am I within the lines? Should I re-park, and redefine? I'm trying real hard to get it right I'm never quite sure Cuz, I'm just a handicap parker Handicap parker The difficulty can blow my mind And my mom and wife, are totally blind My son is tardy and slightly down But that's ok, cuz he's a handicap parker Handicap parker Handicap parker, handicap parker I drive an Escalade, it's large and wide I feel so safe here, inside People scream and shake their fists I can feel the anger wave For a handicap parker Handicap parker If I make you swear and gesticulate I'm so sorry, you'll just have to wait I'm not too blame for society Giving handicap too me Cuz, I'm a handicap parker Handicap parker Handicap parker, handicap parker Handicap parker, handicap parker Handicap parker, handicap parker Handicap parker, handicap parker
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Nov 14, 2018
Nov 14, 2018 at 9:38 PM UTC
Handicap parker (Sorry George, Paul, Ringo and John)
When is it enough? How far will it take me? Will it continue to get me through high school While my sister is recovering in the hospital while pills are still scattered on the counter? Will it be by my side as a lay in bed, taking another hit, staring blankly at my ceiling, trying to forget. Can it get me through college while my dad loses his legs? Can it show me the way, when debt collectors are calling me by name? When is it time for me to falter, when is it time for me to fall over?
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Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 4:33 PM UTC
Perseverance
There she sat for unending days A vacant mournful mold A radiant beauty in my eyes With a story left untold She grasped moments that she viewed Of children playing outside While she sat inside her only friend The wheelchair she occupied She longed to be a part of Everything that she was seeing To run and dance with others Was just an image of her being She was gorgeous to say the least     An Angel ~ ~ in despair That needed a chance to journey Somewhere other than her chair Introduced as just a "Smile” Soon graduating to a "friend” I was the recipient of her troubles My heart was genuine I desired to help her just as much As her desire to be free I told her that she soon would dance Embraced by the arms of me She blushed and shrugged at the thought Knowing this could never be For her legs were limp and tiny A feature through destiny I told her not to reject so fast That there are many forms of dance That angels get by with just their wings So, she surely stood a chance I lowered myself down to her chair My arms enwrapped her waist Raising her to my level Where freedom was embraced She was an angel ~now in flight As my two feet, carried four We rejoiced in every movement That we danced across the floor Like leaves blowing across the ground We bounced, we meshed, we swayed We both fulfilled a heartfelt desire As our bodies entwined that day She now was the view of envious eyes A display of rhythmic light Captivating her many admirers By her illuminating sight For I, she was what I always knew Exquisiteness on reserve Not shelled by grief no more A beauty has emerged copyright@Iflifewasmadeoncanvas
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 9:29 PM UTC
The Dance
There she sat for unending days A vacant mournful mold A radiant beauty in my eyes With a story left untold She grasped moments that she viewed Of children playing outside While she sat inside her only friend The wheelchair she occupied She longed to be a part of Everything that she was seeing To run and dance with others Was just an image of her being She was gorgeous to say the least     An Angel ~ ~ in despair That needed a chance to journey Somewhere other than her chair Introduced as just a "Smile” Soon graduating to a "friend” I was the recipient of her troubles My heart was genuine I desired to help her just as much As her desire to be free I told her that she soon would dance Embraced by the arms of me She blushed and shrugged at the thought Knowing this could never be For her legs were limp and tiny A feature through destiny I told her not to reject so fast That there are many forms of dance That angels get by with just their wings So, she surely stood a chance I lowered myself down to her chair My arms enwrapped her waist Raising her to my level Where freedom was embraced She was an angel ~now in flight As my two feet, carried four We rejoiced in every movement That we danced across the floor Like leaves blowing across the ground We bounced, we meshed, we swayed We both fulfilled a heartfelt desire As our bodies entwined that day She now was the view of envious eyes A display of rhythmic light Captivating her many admirers By her illuminating sight For I, she was what I always knew Exquisiteness on reserve Not shelled by grief no more A beauty has emerged copyright@Iflifewasmadeoncanvas
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I feel handicapped, without you.
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Dec 16, 2016
Dec 16, 2016 at 3:06 AM UTC
Cast
Today the last seam ripped From the veil of purity I bound myself within I’ve come to the realization It was merely a handicap Masquerading as a noble cause So adamant not to play the game My choices left me with no defense No shelter I’ve given too much credence to the interactions of chemicals Falsifying chemistry Turning a blind eye to deceits In a way I was always aware But I eagerly brushed those thoughts aside Hungry for something else Aching for some sort of natural connection But when everything is coordinated and man-made Manipulated There is no such thing as innocence Merely naïve souls unwilling to adapt.
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Dec 1, 2015
Dec 1, 2015 at 4:41 PM UTC
Changing
Since they crippled me, I thought I’d grow wings. Though I don’t remember how it felt when I first walked But I still remember my last walk. I still remember how the grass felt under my naked feet I remember putting on shoes the last time I walked I remember running and being taller. These are now just my memories And since they crippled me, I thought I’d grow wings. Am I diseased that you’re treating me ? Did I do something wrong that you’re looking down on me ? Am I a helpless animal that you’re showing me pity ? You think you’re being empathetic but its still sympathy But the wind against my face is a symphony As I grow wings To feel the wind in my hair To feel the equivalent of running I feel the fresh air fill my lungs Even though I am crippled, I grew wings. Since I grew wings, I can see the crippled me Lying there in peace and in silence. I can finally see the smile that had been lost Since they had crippled me.
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Aug 19, 2015
Aug 19, 2015 at 2:02 PM UTC
Growing Wings.
I fell from the stars that night I feared the clouded dark sky And severed all ties with my world I collapsed from within And cried A Birth called forth my fear Brought about worry, my tears For five long months it had built within Until it happened and I fell to the ground And cried An excuse to begin closing my windows Yet no blame can I place on him Inwardly broken and frightened of the unknown That weary cool night, my brother was born, I cried No control had been placed in my hands No one had asked me what I wanted My God simply had different plans For my family, for his birth, for when I cried Plans that would prove greater than I could imagine For a boy to show us all what life truly is To prove that love is more powerful than sin To teach us what it really means To cry That night was the foundation of following feats My brother would breathe and walk, His mind would prove stronger than possible The miracle of our home caused us all To cry Despite the distress caused by his birth In time I grew stronger in mind and in heart For that night I knew that everyday I’d see his face And realize his joy, his mind, his life. And I’d smile And cry.
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 8:11 PM UTC
His Birth