A poem written from the point of view of a disabled young woman who is lovingly looked after by her brother. But she feels stifled. A specific topic, perhaps, but a universal sentiment…

Satirical poem based on an edition of BBC Radio five Live programme “”Pienaar’s Politics” featuring thoughts of Minister for Disabled People Maria Miller and “families czar” Emma Harrison, on motivating disabled and long-term unemployed people in the recession.

The feeling of being classified as disabled.

A poem to a woman I met who has a severe disability. She later became my wife.

For all of you worse off.

There is no shame in naivity.

This is not meant to offend anyone, it just that in my life, this is what I see.

People are not with handicaps, but are only one of us with only limits places on them in society’s eye.

A very short journey explained from my point of view being a disabled person.

A shell of a body unable to be a human.