Haiku by Warren Woodhouse.
Tractor starts the day,
Golden dog guards woolly flock,
Sun sets on the fields.
Haiku by Warren Woodhouse.
Tractor starts the day,
Golden dog guards woolly flock,
Sun sets on the fields.
Poem by: Warren Woodhouse
As you fail, you fail to succeed.
You learn from your own mistakes.
For this, you failed to fail and thus, executed success.
You never fall short to only stand taller than mountains that surround you.
Surpass your every move to notice that you'll only be remembered for the things you've done, whether that be your own failures or your own successes.
Those who take note of your actions will remember you for the things you've lost and gained.
Poem by: Warren Woodhouse
I hold thy hand close to; as tither higher than a mountain breeze.
Whispers in the shallow wind, beating birds to their birds nest trees.
The sun lap-sizing on the open day.
A dusk, the night quickly fallen.
The day has quickened.
How the window howls as a whisper; a whisper telling me that all hearts beat as one.
Poem by: Warren Woodhouse
For: #MentalHealthWeek (2018)
What can I say about my disability.
It makes rainy days sunny.
Because if not for the sweet sound of a bee or the warmth of a hug, I’m proud to be me.
Thanks mum for bringing me into this world.
Thanks to my family for being proud of me.
I’m Warren, I have Autism. I’m proud of that.
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