She took me to a deaf school,
And every child's hands moved around
In the air, where it allowed me to see
When she left, I ran straight to her
With crybaby, Please don't leave me,
But she put me back where I should be,
Like a man puts a lion back where it should,
I cried, cried, and many tears ran down,
And she was gone, but the school boarding,
It had become my new home, a new family,
My new life of every five days,
While two days spent with my family,
And the holidays awaited me every term.
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A Deaf Writer's Random Words: Silence Unleashed
Poetry"A Deaf Writer's Random Words: Silence Unleashed" is a journey that encourages readers to embrace the Deaf Writer's mind within the randomness of life's words, expressing that even in silence, a profound mind can be interesting, and the voice of the...
