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Thank You


Since the day that my brother and I were born

Our doctors had diagnosed us with Autism.

You could have thrown us away

But you didn't because you loved us anyway.

Despite the troubles of raising twins

The memories we made were major wins.

Now we both are eighteen and are high school seniors

We can close our high school chapter and open our college years.

Thank you mom and dad for not giving up on us

You'll grow old to see the both of us become victorious.

 

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