dyslexia
In this picture I saw, pains from my past to present day, and then the article I did read, and I wrote this of the emotions that did rush through me. ~~~~~ An internal rumble heaved from somewhere behind my heart, deep inside my soul, thunderclouds and tears, a flood of emotions, all at once ravaged me, choking on tears inside..... A journey so long, a journey so hard, a journey so never ending. Still my daily battle I've learned to fight so well. This long hard road, the long way around, destines path for me. The struggles, the pain, the confusion, the frustration, the why me, but they say in a way I have a gift they call me a creative thinkers they say I have advantages, like Thomas Edison, and Albert Einstein, just to name a few. They say I have only the learning differences of dyslexia, in many ways I see just that of which they speak, yet it is so hard, and of myself I am so proud, for I know this mountain so high which I am climbing, and it is no easy task, though I've learned the tricks to fight it, and deal with all these differences, and beat it in the end, and I know they are only half right, it's not just learning differences, it's the 'dealing with our world' differences that effect my life and all things in it I do daily, day to day, for which my heart weeps. Written May 26th, 2000 © on Oct 01 2001 07:05 AM PST 0 • 10
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"In this picture I saw, pains from my past to present day, and then the article I did read, and I wrote this of the emotions that did rush through me. ~~~~~ An internal rumble heaved from somewhere behind my heart, deep inside my soul, thunderclouds and tears, a flood of emotions, all at once ravaged me, choking on tears inside..... A journey so long, a journey so hard, a journey so never ending. Still my daily battle I've learned to fight so well. This long hard road, the long way around, destines path for me. The struggles, the pain, the confusion, the frustration, the why me, but they say in a way I have a gift they call me a creative thinkers they say I have advantages, like Thomas Edison, and Albert Einstein, just to name a few. They say I have only the learning differences of dyslexia, in many ways I see just that of which they speak, yet it is so hard, and of myself I am so proud, for I know this mountain so high which I am climbing, and it is no easy task, though I've learned the tricks to fight it, and deal with all these differences, and beat it in the end, and I know they are only half right, it's not just learning differences, it's the 'dealing with our world' differences that effect my life and all things in it I do daily, day to day, for which my heart weeps...."