Creative Expression

• The Voice Within a poem by Bennett Gross
  
• I get stuck a poem by Eric Christensen
  
• Scatman by John "Scatman" Larkin
  
• Stutter by Louise Heite
  
• A Silent Room and Soft Breeze by Ed Francy
  
• Ma lutte and Un mot , poetry by Bianca Plouffe (in French).
  
• A Stammerer's ComplaintPublic Speaking 101 by Chris Vacca
  
• I Do It by Gene Dinovo
  
• Wordplay by Louise Heite
  
• The following poetry about stuttering appears in The First Yes - Poems about Communicating edited by Barbara Goldberg. This poetry anthology commemorates the 50th anniversary of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation, and is available for purchase by contacting 301-897-0341. The poetry relating specifically to stuttering appears on this site, with permission.
  • The Stammer by Jean Nordhaus
  • Tale From The Northwoods by Barbara Goldberg
  • The Retort of the Stuttering Boy by Ronny Somek, translated from the Hebrew by Barbara Goldberg with Moshe Dor
  • The Stutter by Chana Bloch
  • New Alphabet by Moshe Dor, translated from the Hebrew by Barbara Goldberg with the author.
• Sweet Relief by Jason Gay.
  
• What does it mean to be a stutterer? by Matt Goodman
  
• Changes by Stefan Bogdanov
  
• Two Cities, a free translation of a poem by the famous Russian poet, E.Evtushenko,1965, rhymed with the experiences of a stutterer by Stefan Bogdanov
  
• For Marilyn by Geoffrey Mangers
  
• Listen by Anita S. Blom
  
• Getting Stuck by Max J., age 10
• Stutter by Michael Caggiano.
• Carl's Feelings: A Poem About Stuttering
• Why by Claus Christophani
  
• Tuesday Night Fight by Eric F.
• A Stutter Acrostic by Chase Kustra, age 9
• Mis-Step by Emily
• Stutter by Joshua Morse © 1995 The Literary Society, University of Oregon.
• Don't You Know by Sergio Torres
• The Space Inside My Name by Jesse Loesberg
• The Land of Fluency by Darrell Dodge
• Sign by William T. Evetts
• A Grafted Tongue by John Montague, a Northern Irish poet, essayist and story writer.
• Fragile Speak by John T. Solomon
• The Stuttering Fool by Mike Coates
• So Many Words by Bethany Turner
• Stutter - anonymous
• Several poems by Jim Abbott
  • Destiny
  • In My Dreams
  • Do They Think?
  • Why Not Me?
  • The Games That We Play, The Tricks Of The Trade
  • Maybe Tomorrow
  • A Few Seconds Longer
  • Words of Wisdom from One Not So Wise
  • Kindred Souls
  • Emotions
  • A Family Thing
  • Sometimes
  • A Reluctant Revelation
  • A Prison Of My Very Own
  • The Conversation
  • "THE" Word
  • I Wonder If. . .
  • RAGING (rated PG - contains profanity).
  • Can't Have One Without The Other by Jim Abbott
  • You People Kill Me by Jim Abbott
  • What If? by Jim Abbott
  • July 26 2001 - In Royal Oak, Michigan by Jim Abbott
  • So Much Laughter by Jim Abbott
  • Never Do You Walk Alone by Jim Abbott
  • Song to the Stutterer by Jim Abbott
  • Speaking To My Stutter (We Meet At Long Last) by Jim Abbott
• You're Not Alone by Pat Tenneriello
• Learn well your grammar by Lewis Carroll
• Stuttering Freely by Sarah Watson
• Don't Go There by Allan Brown
• Naked by Allan Brown
• The Pauseby John K. Karpinski
• Victory by Sarah Watson
• It's Me - a poem by David Benson
• Dance by Nora O'Connor
• Acceptance by Dirk Vannetelbosch
• The Unspeakable Tragedy of Rudy Felderman by Christopher Haley
• With Apologies to WS - by Barry Howze
• Public Speaking by Michael Bell
• Me the Key by Roger W Hancock
• Forward by Jason Walther
• Stuttering by Lindsey Lambert
• No Time by John Karpinski
• block by Madison Garcia
• I Have Many Things Yet To Say: (A Stutterer's Lament) by James Harker, Jr.
• My Stuttering - a poem by 15 year old Philip
• My Stutter by James Harker, Jr.
• Silent No More by James Harker, Jr.
• Words As Emotion by James Harker, Jr.
• A girl of six by Dana
• He is in Love by Dana
• My head is held up in the sky by Dana
• Hey, World by Dana