Elizabeth Preston – The Others (1979)
[From ‘Bohemian Bagatelle‘, published 1979 by the Bohemians]
THE OTHERS
People are different, we’re not all the same,
Amongst us the cripples, the blind and the lame,
We take special care, help them on their way
As they move around, and we meet them each day.
But what of the others, the crippled in mind,
Those who seem different from ‘normal’ mankind,
Do we stretch out a hand, help them on their way,
Or do we dismiss them by what we don’t say?
We all are so guilty, we often forget
Each one has his worth – and it may happen yet
That you may need, so do not pass by,
Be alive to their needs, be alert to their cry.
Elizabeth Preston
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