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I don't know If I could ever Make you understand But I can paint a picture clearly My parents The doctors All made a desperate attempt To save my right eye Only 6 years old And I was already Doomed to go blind I was not dyslexic But I wrote backwards I could see Out of my eye But I had to accept at a young age That I would never see Perfectly Later on I realized I will never accept Going blind In my right eye My sight fades As my vision deteriorates With each passing day Sometimes I can't feel my eye I have to hold out an arm As to avoid running into things It's so embarrassing When I was Young Kids made fun of me Because I wore an eyepatch It was like a bandaid At night My mom would tear it off And I would cry myself to sleep In pain Because my skin came off with it And my nerves were on fire The doctors said I'm too old now I will never see out of that eye Ever again I couldn't help But fight the tears This diagnose felt terminal After all the hard years I still can not accept That I will never see again Going through life With a blind side I was never meant to fit in
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 3:56 AM UTC
Little Freak
I don't know If I could ever Make you understand But I can paint a picture clearly My parents The doctors All made a desperate attempt To save my right eye Only 6 years old And I was already Doomed to go blind I was not dyslexic But I wrote backwards I could see Out of my eye But I had to accept at a young age That I would never see Perfectly Later on I realized I will never accept Going blind In my right eye My sight fades As my vision deteriorates With each passing day Sometimes I can't feel my eye I have to hold out an arm As to avoid running into things It's so embarrassing When I was Young Kids made fun of me Because I wore an eyepatch It was like a bandaid At night My mom would tear it off And I would cry myself to sleep In pain Because my skin came off with it And my nerves were on fire The doctors said I'm too old now I will never see out of that eye Ever again I couldn't help But fight the tears This diagnose felt terminal After all the hard years I still can not accept That I will never see again Going through life With a blind side I was never meant to fit in
This poem is more for myself than anything, I guess. I doubt anyone would read the whole thing.. but I don't really care. It took a lot of courage to write this, believe it or not. Haha :) and for those who might wonder, I have an underdeveloped muscle, and my brain ignores anything that eye takes in. Because it knows which image is the right one... that's what I was told, at least...
katherine-laslie
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 3:56 AM UTC
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