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Poems abound in this section. All items here are by people who have ADD/ADHD or are about ADDers and have been produced by family members (if the author is under 18 then their age will be shown). I welcome any additions to this page. See the bottom of the page for getting in touch with me.

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Some say it’s good to be different... By Boogie
Voice By Anonymous
ADHD By Anonymous ADDult
How Music Changed Me By Helen
To Mum By Liam age 13 years
My Son By Fiona
To all my friends By anon
How to say Sorry By jakes mom
Shouting, screaming, rant and rave By frasco
To spend one's life.. By Steve
The challange By Richard UK
coz i'm different By anna age 13
My Kids By 5minsmore
Our time on adders.org!!!! By Madhouse
Love the Child.....A poem By Liz
Special Kids / Extra Special Parents By Caroline
ok so i gotta poem sorta not very good By Amanda
poem for the addults By frustrated,f,25
Ode to a Tutting Stranger By Lesley
FIREWORKS By Joshua aged 8
ADDer Rap By Jo aged 12
School Days By Ellie aged 9
Poem from a Brother By Jerral aged 12
A Very Cynical Christmas By FF25
Christmas christmas By Anon
The Moon By Keiran Aged 10
adders snake By Rebecca Aged 11
Rockets By Sam Aged 6
TOMMY'S POCKET By Tom C. Aged 8, ADHD.
For My Boy By Stephane
But I'm still in my own little world By Adriana
What does your school report really say? By Julie
Joke School Report for Teachers By Julie
A PARENTS POEM By Gail
My A.D.H.D. Child By Tracy
"UNDESIRABLE" DIFFERENCES By Victoria
Picture By James - Age 11
WINTER By John
The outside inside By Michael
A Picture By Nat
A-D-H-D By Anthony
I'm different By Angie
Here To Defend and Educate By Lea
A Child of ADHD By Lizzi
ADHD By Lea
A Picture By Ellie
I am more than my ADD By Robert
Luv is Unconditional By Morgan
The Pyramid Poem By various parents of adders from the adders.org forum boards
ADDers can draw very well By Robin aged 10
For Nick and my biggest Love Andrew By Sylvia
Yo Dudes By Barry
My life with ADHD By Matthew
To Mum By Richard
Love poem By Nathan
What is it you see when you stop and stare? By Caroline
What A.D.D. Is Like For Me By Krystle (age 18)
The ADHD Child’s Bill Of Rights By Ruth Harris
A Young Person's Bill Of Rights Author Unknown
Children Learn What They Live by Dorothy Law Nolte
The Parent's Pledge Author Unknown
Behavior Labeling Author Unknown
Through The Eyes Of A Child With ADHD Author Unknown
The People Upstairs By Aaron - age:13
Blue By David - age:9
Always getting in trouble By Frank - age:11
"My Jason" By Debra
How many accidents By Hayley
Being a Teen By Kari (age 13)
My Darling Son By Gill
Never Give Up By Lynn (for Dean)
My Little Angel By Anonymous Parent, England
Mixed Emotions By Lynn
A Different Outook By Dan
Another Day Hard Day By Jane
My Son and ADHD By Kelly
I Have ADHD By Ross
My Biggest Wish Is By Stefan
For Adam..... By Fliss
My remnant of a life By Tonya
Growing Up With ADD/ADHD By Garrett Age 16
Where I Need To Be By Sheila
Gods Gift By Margaret
The Unix Gateway Project A new Website By Ian
I'm More Of A Man By Dan
Just A Poem About My General Struggle By Dan
Two Words Fit Together By Beth
Misunderstood Children By Cathy
Stepping From Darkness By Keith
Panic Attack By Liz
The pills never will stand still By Daisy, age 14
"ADD All Grown Up" By Denise
Awakening By Ken Blankenship
The Skool Day By Dominic aged 13½
I Am Running On My Skis By Annika
AAADD = Age-activated Attention Deficit Disorder By Anon
A PARENTS CREED By Anon
I THINK OF ALL ADHD CHILDREN AS A MC DONALDS BURGER... By Mandi
Today By Tim
Surrender By Christine
RAIN By Daydreamer
LABYRINTH By Daydreamer
"The Poet" By Robert
"Peace of Mind" By Robert
'Spider' By Eve
Not phat joke By Joe
They should've asked ME By Kevin
Do dreams come true? By Shawn
Together we can make a difference! By Linda
Just ignore it. By Linda
You are gone. By Robin
Mika by Mom By Christen
THE VIEW FROM IN HERE A Monologue By Janis Jaquith
A Lifetime Of Sorry's By Cheryl
I like it black By Ward Bower
BE GLAD ADHD HAS A NAME By Pam
If Tigger were real By Tamara
My Wish For ADHD By Dean (age 11)
I Have ADHD By Dean (age 11)
Mom’s Years Of Monday’s By Patti
Bird Lady By Renee Parkinson (age 14)
ADD By Martin
For my son Luke By Sherry
TIMES TO FORGET By Renee Parkinson (age 14)
TITON SHIP By Renee Parkinson (age 14)
Morning and Waking By Renee Parkinson (age 14)
The Music By Renee Parkinson (age 14)
Watching You Sleep By Anon
NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN By Renee Parkinson (age 14)
So I Danced On By Robin
Ahab The Wanderer By Robin
To a Sympathetic Teacher after a Diagnosis By Robin
The Classroom By Chris
Hands Held Out By A Friend
Three Flat By Deb
Sunset By Deb
WARRIORS OF SPRING By Deb
RULES By Deb
OCEAN BEACH By Deb
ROC By Deb
Night By Deb
Just Him By Deb
RIG By Deb
RANDY'S RECESS By Tony Grider
AAARGH!! By Mandy
HUFFY MONSTER By Mandy
From A Teacher To Her Special Kids By Lisa
Like Father Like Son By John Meheski
Normal? By Sherry From Canada
A New Spring Flower By Nicole Mancini (Aged 11)
WHY IS LIFE SO HARD By Candi Rodriguez (Aged 14)
Will it get better? By Craig
The Little Book of Knock Knock Jokes By Kaitlyn Bayne (Aged 10)
It's Brighter in Here By Eric Strier
I've Been Locked Away For 16 Years By Della Holliday
For my son, Estevan . . . By Natalie Dominguez
Help By Carrie Floyd (Aged 14)
A Way Out By Leanne Howard (too young to remember an age)
Help Me Please By Leanne Howard (March 1997 - Aged 15)
AD/HD and Life By Leanne Howard (January 1998 - Aged 15)
Emotions Of Colours By Leanne Howard (October 1998 - Aged 16)
My Life By Leanne Howard (Aged 16)
ADHD The ‘Hidden’ Disability By Gina Betteridge
The Art of Robert Toth
A Child's Version of ADHD By Sharon Kilday
MIND AT WORK By Natalie Catania Nelson
Flight Of Ideas By Kim Hlavka
The Fog By Kim Hlavka
Concentration By Anne-Marie Hynes
I Really Love This Child By SJC Bass
Hyper By Jeunesse Voges
Castles By Alexander Johnstone (aged 8)
Jungles By Alexander Johnstone (aged 8)
The Magic Box By Alexander Johnstone (aged 8)
Life By Chris Brummitt (aged 16)
Happiness Reborn By Chris Brummitt (aged 16)
My ADHD By Jodie Farmer (Age 8)
My Son By Rachelle
Adorable and Loveable By Louise Gritt

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