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Autism’s Rainbow

By B.R.Henry
November 4, 2019
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Photo by Daniel Olah courtesy of Unsplash.

Rainbows are supposed to bring you joy
Instead, I got a rambunctious boy
No bright colors, like orange or green
No leprechaun’s gold, to make you prance and preen
Each shade blazing its particular hue
No sadness here, though sometimes fears
We take our time each hour, each day, each year by year

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B.R.Henry

Plant, Cultivate, Grow, Repeat: Doing These Things Will Help You Soar - B.R. Henry I love writing, I am inspired by life events and emotions. I want my work to touch your heart and make you think. Poetry is my favorite genre, making rhymes with words that beat in time to the rhythm of your heart's deepest emotions brings me joy. Babette lives in Pennsylvania with her two children. She holds a Master's of English and Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University, as well a Bachelor's in Marketing from Virginia State University. She is a member of Sigma Tau Delta International English Honors Society. Babette enjoys writing poetry and trying her hand at short stories. Babette is active in her community; she runs a Daisy Brownie Girl Scout troop and is on the board for a Theatre Company. She works on projects for Autism Awareness, Homelessness, and Cancer. ​ Babette's favorite motto is “The one who dies with the most toys wins”-Unknown

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3 comments

  1. Julie Kusma 4 November, 2019 at 15:14 Reply

    My youngest son (now 27) is autistic/Asperger’s Syndrome and you are right their hues are different but personally I find his uniqueness both beautiful and refreshing. Great poem we both enjoyed it.

  2. B.R.Henry 8 November, 2019 at 09:20 Reply

    I am so glad you both enjoyed it. Thank you. My son also has Asperger’s and every day is a new beautiful color for us to navigate.

  3. Adriana Philips 10 May, 2021 at 12:32 Reply

    I have Asperger’s Syndrome, and this really speaks to me. I love how you create different aspects of living with autism through different colors. I can definitely relate to this.
    Thank you so much for sharing this!

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