Poetry: Something Other
byby Dr. Dan L. Edmunds With the clipboard they stood and made demands They wrote, ‘Five times he flapped his hands’ They offered me…
by Dr. Dan L. Edmunds With the clipboard they stood and made demands They wrote, ‘Five times he flapped his hands’ They offered me…
by Joel Ashton-Fogle Waiting Room 1 Arriving in a state. Heart racing. Bracing self and pacing, chasing, facing wait with weight Afraid of light….
By S. Scott Sanderson Sometimes I feel A bubbling coming up Inside me It cannot be contained When I was younger, I used to…
The poem, “More Than One Way to Fly,” I wrote in honor of my son, who is on the autism spectrum. The poem, which…
By Nils Skudra This poem is dedicated to Obie Nash, a very close friend of mine in California who served in World War II…
“My little cousin was diagnosed with autism at 2 years old and ever since I’ve been watching him grow up into this little amazing…
What is your vision for the New Year? Email info@artautism.com and we may publish it! By Scott Lentine As I enter my next decade…
MUSINGS ON A THUNDERSTORM a poem by Ishaan Holloway July 7, 2021 Thunder travels at the speed of sound, It makes a mighty roar,…