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ISSUE #1
Author: Lauren Coles
Signals
Author: Lauren Coles
ISSUE #1
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We will never understand how the brain works,

The brain never sleeps,

The brain has to work overtime,

Just typing breaks me out in a sweat,

The brain tells my feet to move a curtain way,

But not for me,

My brain locks up.

It takes extra effort for me to achieve something that so many people take for granted,

But honestly I look at my disability as a teaching tool.

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Poetry
Inspirational
Last updated: Dec 6, 2022
Total word count: 72
Total reading time: 1 Minute
Writer:
Lauren Coles
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