Just Like You Or Me
17 December, 2002
Author: Capricorn
Some people just see a person as they are
But perhaps they're not looking very far
For some people have problems, you know
Finding it difficult their real selves to show
They're covered up with layers of abnormality
But these layers are just their disability
All you need to do is peel those layers away
And you will see the real person today
For there's a person behind that disability
Just like you or me
It just needs you to look and see!
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Comments on this poem/writing:
Becky (204.215.49.2) -- Wednesday, December 18 2002, 03:35 pm i work with a blind boy at school and people use to be really mean to him. I finally let people know that he had feelings to and they understand now! |
barb (66.46.230.40) -- Wednesday, December 18 2002, 03:40 pm your writing says everything I feel Just because we are disabled doesn;t mean we don't feel the same as others , pain happiness, sadness. Another one with good insight. |
capricorn (62.31.144.1) -- Thursday, December 19 2002, 01:47 am Becky- So glad you told people about that boy. He's lucky you are working with him, someone who cares! My son is autistic and some people have been very caring, others are really rude..but they're not worth bothering about! Barb- wrote this one for my son and also for you!! |
Shelly (199.216.176.5) -- Thursday, December 19 2002, 09:13 pm Capricorn that is an amazing poem that really speaks of how crule the world can be to people. Your poem speaks to many people and is an inspiration. |
.. (66.222.217.200) -- Sunday, November 23 2003, 10:46 am true |
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