Disability Poem by Nancy Hall

Publish Date : 2018/11/14 - (Rev. 2018/11/27)
Author : Nancy Hall
Contact : Disabled World

Synopsis:

This poem by Nancy Hall shows just how lonely some individuals with disabilities can get as they are often abandoned by those they love the most.

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This poem by Nancy Hall shows just how lonely some individuals with disabilities can get as they are often abandoned by those they love the most...

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Come
To See,
My Friend,
See me!
I love
What I am.
Fall In,
Run,
Get lost.
Ask me to stay,
Yet I go home
By night known.

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Cite:Journal: <i>Disabled World</i>. Language: English. Author: Nancy Hall. Electronic Publication Date: 2018/11/14. Last Revised Date: 2018/11/27. Reference Title: "<i>Disability Poem by Nancy Hall</i>", Source: <a href="https://www.disabled-world.com/communication/poetry/nancy-hall.php">Disability Poem by Nancy Hall</a>. Abstract: This poem by Nancy Hall shows just how lonely some individuals with disabilities can get as they are often abandoned by those they love the most. Retrieved 2019-08-22, from https://www.disabled-world.com/communication/poetry/nancy-hall.php - Reference Category Number: DW#325-13584.