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Dyslexia
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How Dyslexia feel to the dyslexic child;drawn from personal experience.

Dyslexia (from personal experience)

Sniggers,
No attempt to hide the mirth:
Beads of sweat; a lumpy throat;
Letters dance, merge and disappear…
Misery.



Alone,
Pleasures of the book call out:
A sigh; a smile,
And sentences make sense…
Sweet joy.


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