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Jun 2017
Once when you were young
you never had the chance
to be like normal  children
they scuffed your knees
turned martyrdom into a sport
as you were a diagnosed dyslexic:
very much cocooned
often aristocratic in pedigree.
TV became a refuge
a mechanical nanny !
Away from the special school down Brent.

The family car drove to North Wales
You said there was better scenery to be had on TV.
This moulded and shaped  you.
Saturday afternoon matinee on BBC 2
an added bonus
sometimes glee,  others slapstick humour.
One should curtsy to your droll  disposition
hold in high esteem.
This is about a fictional dyslexic and
his / her life of being bullied,  as well as  developing an independent personality
Based in the early 70s time frame
Antony Glaser
Written by
Antony Glaser  60/M/croydon
(60/M/croydon)   
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         Musfiq us shaleheen, Nylee, --- and South by Southwest
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