Being Me is Helping Kids with Disabilities
Being me is helping kids with disabilities
A question formally asked in grade school,
What do you want to be when you grow up
An astronaut, an olympic gymnast, police man
Yet when I was in grade school, my dream was to be me
they would say, dear, what is it you aspire to be? and I would simply reply
just silly old me and when in high school they say get “serious,”
isn’t being me serious enough?
Clarifying being me would be so easy to do
yet none ever cared enough to ask, let me tell you
Being me is to take care of the kids who can’t speak for themselves
to protect those who are a bit harder to understand
and why is it that their disabilities prevent them from being them, and me from being me
when anyone who has what is called a disability, differently abled is the best way to say it I believe,
is hurt or bullied in any way, you aren’t just hurting them, you are hurting me
so maybe that’s why the teachers never got
why I said I wanted to be me, oh what a big joke
but yet here I dream of simply being me
protecting and loving all the people who have disabilities