Who cares about disabled people?

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Born out of the blue, 
their lives are engulfed by every kind of unimaginable hardship
Prisoners in walls of cold hearts,
the world that they live in offers them no friendship

Written off in totality,
nobody will ever give them a fair chance to excel
Victims of open discrimination,
the day comes to an end in a deep exhale

Who cares about disabled people?
What if none of them survives?
Who cares about disabled people?
Isn’t there anything to expect out of their lives?

Alms seekers by fate,
they know no end to rags of pity and shame
Rejected by the world to die,
they are unsure if they will die with a name

Safe in the shelter of silence,
their hearts’ desires are born still
Suffocating on the smother of their unsung songs,
their hearts harden as steel

Who cares about disabled people?
Who care how harmful is the cost of bigoted compliance?
Who cares about disabled people?
Isn’t anybody brave enough to break the silence?

Causalities of parody,
the battle for de-stigmatization rages on
Someday, someday –
the hope for a better life is worth holding on [to]

Fighting for a better tomorrow,
they have put up with the grant of their ‘care-givers’ for long enough
Warriors in their own eyes,
they are ready for battle even if things get tough

Who cares about disabled people?
When their rights get violated is there any need to make a fuss?
Who cares about disabled people?
Aren’t they humans like the rest of us?

by Edmore

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