oS siht si ym cixelsid etirw,
naC uoy daer ti, nac uoy ton?
sihT si eht egnellahc...
ehT thgir sdrow nac uoy tops?
iF uoy kool ylesolc,
uoY lliw ylniatrec ees.
ehT thgir sdrow taht,
erA gniwolf morf em!
sihT si os evitaerc,
uoY tsum eerga.
cixelsyD si os looc,
nettirW yllufituaeb!
Author notes
~Dedicated to all who are Dyslexic....your writing is very creative indeed!~
~My bonding with my twisted twin sister!!!~
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I'm not taking the time to read that.
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That is fine but damn nothing like being just a tad cold. You could've atleast said thanks for entering my contest or something nice. Are you having a bad night or something? Sheesh!
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Well, it's impossible to read.
I'm sorry, that was rude.
That was very sweet that you wrote that for you sister, but it's hard to decode.
Thanks for entering my contest.
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I appreciate ur apology
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A little while back someone I knew wanted to show his son what it was like to be incapacitated. The child had seen someone in a wheelchair and his dad wanted to help him understand what the feeling would be like, and teach him a valuable lesson. He had his son sit in an armchair, and tied (loosely, and only for a short time to teach the lesson) one of his arms to a chair. Within 30 seconds the child was extremely uncomfortable, and the point had been made and lesson taught. We can often be callous to others but if we are just willing to see things through their eyes for a minute, our perspective would change forever. I imagine this poem has done that for those who have read it, and now can relate better to just a bit of the challenge that comes with being dyslexic.
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Thank you so much! This comment made me laugh and smile! I love your story about the lesson. I think it is very healthy indeed to be able to get the feel for things, and see things, in other people's shoes. When I was younger my brother and I would blind fold eachother, in the house for better safety
, and we would walk around for like a half hour each time to see what it was like to be blind. It was fun but at the same time it was a real eye opener as to what it's like to not see. (haha "eye opener" hahah) Anyways, I believe having even just a glimpse as to what others go through makes you appreciate all the more and be more greatful for what you have! Thank you so much for reading and commenting! Your words have made my day!
Sincerely,
Sarah
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I do agree, this is creative. I like how you wrote this, sooo cool.
I really like it and it's now one of my favourite.
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That took me forever to read!! haha. My teacher is dyslexic so you'd think I'd be used to it, but NO! Lol. Its like with big words
but still loved it Nugget!!! Made me laugh none the less!
Much love and many, many, many hugs!
Taylor.
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The funnist thing is that I can read this without a problem ha ha ha ha ha!
Very creative indeed.
1 thing though... it's Dyslexic he he he he he
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Very cool bestie. Sometime I think im dislexic... but its nothing serious... it is beautiful written... both the poem and they way the writing looks. Awesome Job
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wwA knaht uoy ym tseb dneirf!!!! I ma dalg uoy dekil ti dna lufknaht taht uoy koot eht emit ot daer ti! sihT saw yrev nuf ot etirw! dnA I epoh srehto yojne ti oot!!! evaH a lufrednow thgin!!!
ylerecniS,
haraS
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lol Sarah you make me laugh. I feel so slow when i read that lol.. but you are welcome. I also wish you a wonderful night and sweet dreams
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haha this is awesome, I love the last bit. "This is so creative, you must agree. Dyslexic is so cool, written beautifully!
wicked write twin!!
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wwA knaht uoy os hcum niwt!!! uoY era oot dnik! sihT meop edam em yppah deedni!!! I evol ruo emit rehtegot. eW evah os hcum nuf I kniht!!! uoY era tsom lufrednow!!! knahT uoy rof gnidaer dna gnitnemmoc no siht etirw fo enim!!! I yllaer etaicerppa ti! I epoh ruoy yad si gniog doog rof uoy nuh!!! I evol uoy hcum!
ylerecniS,
haraS,
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