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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As usual I have a lot to say, but for your sake I’ll try to be brief. I know, I bring at least a smile to all your faces when I walk into the room after all no one has ever accused me of not being able to make an entrance, but at least I make the effort to enter. When I speak, I know it is difficult for you to understand me. I see the faces of confusion in the room and I sense your impatience. You may be surprised to learn that over the years, I have acquired a knack for recognizing these things in people. I don’t mind you poking fun at me when I talk too long. As you know, I do get a little carried away sometimes, but at least I have something to say and the courage to say it. I don’t blame you for getting tired of hearing me. I get tired of hearing myself sometimes, but unlike you I don’t have the option of turning away. Some people look at me and see a handicapped person, others may see me as being physically challenged. Frankly, I’m not convinced of either description. Yes, every day does pose new hurdles for me, but with an unyielding desire to make a contribution to and play my small role in the greater society I think I challenge the day. My mere presents makes each of you aware of your own boundless potential by constantly posing the question: “Why can’t I....?”
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