Posts Tagged ‘acrostic poetry’
Acrostic Poetry Using the word ENOUGH by Deb
Exaggerated symptoms I`ve been accused of No one understands (except my dog!) Out of the loop with family and friends Unable to travel without my Depends Gonna get better, I [Read] | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word ENOUGH, by Ria
Excision first. Nuking next. On Levothyroxine for life. Underestimated Goddamn Hyperness. Ria Vanden Eynde- | 4 responses.
Acrostic Poem for Invisible Illness Week, Written by Donna
I am still me, even if in the last 5 years I have not looked like whom I feel inside. Never do I go a day without missing my mane. Very appreciative I am, of people who have said [Read] | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poem by Debbie for Invisible Illness Week
I am not the person I used to be No one knows what it`s like to be me Very little hope in my life I can see Into the abyss I slide endlessly Should I go left, should I go [Read] | 2 responses.
Invisible Illness Acrostic Poem, Written by Keira
I got my hair did, today Never thinking about you Venturing out into the world I decided a walk with Amelia, her four legs prancing, would be food for my soul Stopped to grab [Read] | 3 responses.
Acrostic Poetry for Invisible Illness, Written by Keira
Insert needle here. Nauseous? Not much. Visualizing a sandy beach. I know. I know. Silver linings, I should focus on Because I now have my new daily [Read] | one response.
Acrostic Invisible Illness Poem by Justi
My children have an invisble illness, so when I write these words relating to dealing with an invisble illness, I write for adults, children, and parents. I- Intolerance N- [Read] | 3 responses.
Acrostic Poem for Invisible Illness by, HD
i - I like to bemoan n - not being seen and v - vastly being belittled i - indeed. s - So, you say, my thyroid cancer i - [Read] | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poem, Written by Keira for Invisible Illness Week
In one visit, like every visit, with every doctor Needing; desperate for hope Vague, but excruciating symptoms causing angst, fatigue, pain, cold, exhaustion I listened and I [Read] | 2 responses.
Invisible Illness Poem by, Elaine Martinez
Being me- being invisible..... I became an introvert...I numb out ALOT!!... I feel vulnerable..I lost interest ....I kept silent too often.... I feel my life was [Read] | no responses.