To a person with no arms,
how would you greet them?
Would you offer your hand?
Or would you stand and Look?
To a person who cannot hear,
how would you say Hallo?
Would you say something?
Or just move your Lips?
To a person in a wheel chair,
looking for a seat.
would you move a chair, and make place?
or retreat with a bright red face?
The best thing to do,
in this kind of situation.
Is to treat the person normally,
try to show 'no' frustration.
I think this work is part of the manual we wish we were all born with. Needed commentary on life in a bold poem. -Tailor
Great message. I agree with the other comments. A heart-warming read, Dave. Love, Fran the Fan xx
dave...i will take your advice and be nice to everybody...i have a maid for the past 10 years, who is dumb and deaf and illiterate too...i do find it tough dealing with her but its one good deed that i need to do in my life...love...nalini
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Great advice Dave, a considerate man you are.