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Striving to be happy all the time is unrealistic
Your child born with Down syndrome
The early years were driven by fear and ignorance
Life became more complex -
constantly trying to find balance
Jacob has difficulty learning -
born into a world where one does not fit
All children have enormous potential
Support your child in making decisions at any time in life
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Jacob loved lullabies
could see it in his eyes
He listens and communicates
using movements, no rule relates
Skilled at drawing and painting
I rarely hear him complaining
It's fun to play Super Mario
but, Superman is his hero
Jacob flies around all day
a completely normal child's play
A cheering squad in Utah,
At a high school, did include
A member with Down Syndrome
With a bubbly attitude.
She worked extra hard at practice
And was liked by all who cheered,
But when she received her yearbook,
Her good humor disappeared.
For the cheerleaders were pictured,
Photogenic, they were, too,
Though one member was excluded
And I’ll give you one guess who.
Seems the cameraman requested
Double seatings for the pose -
One with everyone, another…
Well, you know the way it goes.
So the one that made the yearbook
Was the photo incomplete
And it made my blood just boil
To imagine that defeat.
Though apologies were given
And accepted by the teen,
We should all join in to shout
That stunt was M-E-A-N mean!
It was my moral duty to operate and in many people's eyes, I was admired.
I did what needed to be done and because of that, I was fired.
Four years ago, a baby was born with Down Syndrome and he had a heart defect.
Because of his mental impairment, he was a baby who his parents chose to reject.
I told the parents that without an operation, their baby would die.
They told me not to operate and sadly, I understood the reason why.
They wanted him to die because of his Down Syndrome and some others and I protested.
The parents were taken to court but the judge agreed with what the parents requested.
Even though that damn judge upheld the parents decision, I operated anyway.
I saved that baby's life but my superiors were outraged and decided to make me pay.
I was fired but because of public outcry, they said that I would be reinstated.
I told them to go jump off a cliff, I wouldn't work for a hospital that I hated.
I was fired because of my moral scruples but I had the last laugh.
Now I work at a better hospital and I've become the Chief of Staff.
(This poem was inspired by a movie.)
Better days are here
Down down it all goes
It will all vanish
Your properties will be no more
Your wealth will be a history
Your ambitions will live no more
Down down it all goes
It all will be gone one day
You man full of greed
You have curse the world alot damage
You have destroyed enough
How long do you want to live on earth
Cos down down it all goes
Your cars yours mansion
Your expensive life styles
Your flashy towns
Your flourishing greedy business
It will be gone cos
Down down it all goes
Even you will end so down too one day
No matter who you are and what you got
Yes it all end down six feet
Better days are here
Down down it all goes
Cos the better days can't be better
If life is not worth it true essence
We can't be more sure of tomorrow
Cos we can hear the rumors of wars again
Again it about to be a
down down syndrome
No peace is allowed in this mad politics
Nowadays ego has taken over
Remember I warn you about the end game
Remember I said
Better days can't be sure with
A down down game
Be happy each day now
Tomorrow is not sure
This is not a lie
Appreciate every new day with peace
Hope for tomorrow but be grateful for today
Remember Humans can never change
The prove can be seen from the past to the present
Down down it will all go again
No one's knows when
So appreciate today