Shaun’s Grandad on Autism

Shaun’s Grandad on Autism

What’s wrong with me?
Is a cry from the heart
By a little boy caught
In a medical mystery

The stares, the scowls, the smiles
Are cruelly blinded to me
For the windows to peoples souls
Are cruelly blinded to me

What’s tearing my mind apart?
What’s doing this? my plea!
Torment and anguish, forever fraught
In God’s name please help me.

About the author

The Welshman
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I am in a fulfilling relationship. I am a sculptor and a painter. I am also into poetry, amateur astronomy, and amateur photography (especially photo editing and repair).

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