Or perhaps doggerel. Anyway this is my somewhat jaundiced verse on diagnosis:
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On finding that I bear
A different stamp
I stepped outside
The envelope of normal
Now I'm second-class mail
Or perhaps doggerel. Anyway this is my somewhat jaundiced verse on diagnosis:
Posted
On finding that I bear
A different stamp
I stepped outside
The envelope of normal
Now I'm second-class mail
Here is some more verse, though thankfully not by me this time:
Girls and boys, come out to play,
But shoo the neighbours’ kid away.
He’s awkward, shy and very smart:
That’s proof enough he has no heart.
The grownups say: “No empathy”
And schedule him for therapy.
They hope that all the high-cost fuss
Will make him like empathic Us.
Then he’ll do all the things we do,
And be Quite Normal, through and through.
WE are empathic — think of that! –
Right now, we’re torturing a cat.
Hi Electra, Well you make your point in a deliciously concise way, which is the essence of good poetry.
Meanwhile, putting away my critic hat, I enjoyed that