Sitting at a stained desk superfluous space for ink wells, groove to place my pencil I dream of rockets, submarines and spells as the sixties swing by out of sight.
In the lowest English sets, thereβs no dyslexia only dumb slackness, scribbling misspelt words; scrapped, I scarcely scrape a pass.
What bare faced side I display attempting to write a poem when the system says You ****.
I went to school early because the local authority needed to make up numbers. I was probably dyslexic as well. I wrote this for the staff of a school I work in, and it's interesting that it engaged teachers, assistants and site staff.