Reality
This was posted in the town of Saugerties
I write this post in prayer that it will be picked up and the story told of how Saugerties, really is. I am disabled and now been diagnosed with severe spinal stenosis it is a struggle not finding work I can do but at the same time, it is a blessing even though disability won't help. I wrote this letter to Marlyn Richardson You have no legal right to band me from the food pantry. Because your thee overseer doesn't give you the right to be discriminating. Based on me being loud and obnoxious and falsely accusing me of making fun of someone bassing this ban on unfounded truth. Coming from people saying what they think of me. It is just a reflection of themselves. The truth of this matter is yes I can be loud am I rude no obnoxious yes. Do you think it is fair to be discriminating and judgmental towards someone who has mental disabilities and is different? Can something be done on this matter yes? I want to publicly expose this discrimination and judgment. I want you to feel the tears and pain of discrimination or being different. I am writing this in hopes of you seeing the errors of your ways. Is being loud and obnoxious acceptable no should people be more patient and understanding yes. Can I help it at times I try my best to control it? It's a hard battle I'm an overcomer but it doesn't help when people are being discriminated for being different. I have battled this my whole life does it make me angry yes it does. Do I want to get even yes will I no because I was raised better than that. I will continue to fight for respect and fairness standing on the rock of integrity. Do I want an apology no I just want and pray for people and you will be more understanding instead of being discriminating and judgmental and closed-minded? I end this letter in hopes and prayers you can see past your bias opinion to see the God-fearing man I am today God bless.
By Jet
👁 5💬 0
Something wrong with this poem?
Replies are closed for this poem.
Your Poem's Voice
See what makes your poem unique — its voice, energy, themes, and the literary traditions it draws from.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.
Log in to leave a comment.