My Shadow
Born with the ailment,
seeking answers,
but no need for treatment
for good manners.
More than quiet,
more than alone,
always on a diet,
always in my own zone.
Behind a looking glass
I stand and gaze
at people in a mass
with unnoticed amaze.
Like Einstein or Daryl Hannah
or even Hans Asperger himself,
like an unknown savannah,
too much information for just one shelf.
It's my shadow wherever I go.
But autism is not my foe.
For it makes me who I am,
though it is much like an exam.
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