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My mind is deaf
At lest that is what they say
I hear fine but...
In my mind I can't
I hear and repeat and understand
But I can't read and repeat
I can't read a word
I have never heard spoken before
I am deaf in my head
My mind can not tell
The sounds and letters apart
What do I say what do I not say
What is wrong with me?
Why? Why me?
At lest that is what they say
I hear fine but...
In my mind I can't
I hear and repeat and understand
But I can't read and repeat
I can't read a word
I have never heard spoken before
I am deaf in my head
My mind can not tell
The sounds and letters apart
What do I say what do I not say
What is wrong with me?
Why? Why me?
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Sign Language - 1
He could remember the day Daddy caught him in Momma's glittered high heels, with his face all painted and his legs hidden by her blouse which made a dress on his tiny frame.
His brother and his sister and his Uncle Mike told him to be brave when Daddy wanted to hit him. They told him not to cry, not to run, not to scream.
So he stood there, all awkward in those heels the length of his forearm, his face itching with blush and lipstick, and he turned his chin up to meet the solid fist that bruised flesh and shattered bone.
He flew right out of those heels, onto the soft carpet colored white. The stains would never come out, from the makeup a
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I have a fourteen year old sister and an eight year old brother diagnosed with autism. As their big sister, I am always there to give them support and to help them out the best they can. We found out that my sister, Cailyn, had autism when she was three months old. Even th
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When I was in 4th grade I was put in Special Ed because I was diagnosed with dyslexia and practically flunking English. I remember looking up dyslexia in the dictionary and it said dyslexia n. A learning disorder marked by impairment of the ability to recognize and comprehend written words. Now I can read fine but I am always pronouncing words wrong. And while the dictionary made it clear what is wrong with my mind I think my poem explains the problem better. I may not be able to comprehend words very well but I did win an prize for this poem in high school. Let me shove that in my English teachers face.
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i like this alot i have the same problem sorta my dyslexia is just that i cant read write or spell (thank god for spell check)