RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT AUTISM. A Shakespearean sonnet inspired by a beautiful soul’s story, Ash’s (@aceanangel14)
Check out Ash’s story here on We Heart It: https://weheartit.com/articles/350951220-w...
Will you listen to me? For, I listen to you. Your chubby hands, contriving and symbolically mouthing words you cannot.'Mhhm Shikashu', you repeat precisely three times .
AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH IS COMING UP!! Autistic people, please read! /safe
I wrote about stimming because it's weird
(also i uploaded for the first time in a while yay me)
intending to be read in a spoken-rap style, about some of my issues as an autistic person and why you should NOT romanticize neurodivergency
A reflection of the beautiful journey my son has had with autism.
“Listen to me whine, about nothing and everything”-Green Day
By: Sheridan Hauf
This poem is a tribute and sympathizer for parents who have autistic children and who have to deal with their behaviour. They are truly heroes, and the children are not a disgrace.
This is about my brother that has Autism that just got the lead role in a play.
Trying to give an individual perspective from a neurodiverse viewpoint
A girl accepts her Asperger's diagnosis. Written in collaboration with my own Asperger's.
RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT AUTISM. A Shakespearean sonnet inspired by a beautiful soul’s story, Ash’s (@aceanangel14)
Check out Ash’s story here on We Heart It: https://weheartit.com/articles/350951220-w...
Will you listen to me? For, I listen to you. Your chubby hands, contriving and symbolically mouthing words you cannot.'Mhhm Shikashu', you repeat precisely three times .
AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH IS COMING UP!! Autistic people, please read! /safe
I wrote about stimming because it's weird
(also i uploaded for the first time in a while yay me)
intending to be read in a spoken-rap style, about some of my issues as an autistic person and why you should NOT romanticize neurodivergency
A reflection of the beautiful journey my son has had with autism.
“Listen to me whine, about nothing and everything”-Green Day
By: Sheridan Hauf
This poem is a tribute and sympathizer for parents who have autistic children and who have to deal with their behaviour. They are truly heroes, and the children are not a disgrace.
This is about my brother that has Autism that just got the lead role in a play.
Trying to give an individual perspective from a neurodiverse viewpoint
A girl accepts her Asperger's diagnosis. Written in collaboration with my own Asperger's.