I Never Gave Up
Sofie Levy
27 April 2017
Assignments that seem like few papers to some
Are mountainous to me.
I attempt to focus,
Yet I realize
my attention is lost.
The unfair standards cause unnecessary stress.
I am concerned about experiencing
retribution.
Teachers are aware of
my disability, But are
incapable
Of supplying additional help.
I try teaching myself; most of the time I fail,
But I never give up. My
ambition
was to graduate with my class.
My teacher sat down with me
And read for hours.
It was difficult, But eventually I was reading words.
If it was not for that teacher,
I would have never become the author I am.
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