A Dyslexic Pupil

 A Dyslexic Pupil


I'm mincing with words 

And u r asking me to give my boards.


I'm struggling with 'b' n 'd'

And u r expecting a Ph.D 


I see cat as tac 

And u r loading more books on my rack.


Words suddenly appear blank to me

And you say "Can't u see?"


Certain words are a pain to pronounce 

" He is lazy." u announce.


Letters look up and down

Hearing me read u frown.


Images look better 

The way I want, y don't u cater?


Reading writing is not my liking 

Let me do some more singing dancing n trekking. 


Don't judge me by my book 

How I draw just have a look. 


Classroom may not be my favourite place

But what I enjoy most is running a race. 


Academics decide my worth 

This is happening since my birth. 


How and when will I rise?

Nobody can hear my cries. 


Treat me as equal 

Spread awareness, be vocal.


Signing off with a thought 

Will u allow my childhood to rot?????

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