A poem based on my interpretation of this Ayn Rand quote:
"The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me."
I remember laying in that bed
that cold October morning,
I had just realized they’d cut off my hair. ***
Tubes shoved down my throat stopped my speech,
I could only hear as the doctors gave my mom my fate
really I call it a list of limitations. ***
“She won’t be able to walk,
she won’t be able to talk,
she’ll be completely paralyzed on her right side.” ***
I thought to myself, who are they to decide such a fate?
My mother only smiled and said, “Dr. that’s not up to you.”
My dad stood strong and backed her up,
“We know our child,” as I was rushed into surgery. ***
Physical therapy was hard that next week,
but I pushed on never forgetting
their unlikely words of encouragement,
“She won’t be able to walk,
she won’t be able to talk,
she’ll be completely paralyzed on her right side”. ***
See, I’ll be no-body’s vegetable.
I was raised to be a fighter,
and I do through every word I speak,
through every step I take,
I am stronger than your expectations. ***
So… Who is going to stop me?
***No Limitations***.
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