Poem to my son who was too quickly judged

My son who is 5 went to one day of kindergarten orientation and was already rejected from the school. Not because of academics, he can already read, add/subtract, multiply to 12, divide, and do fractions. He was not rejected due to bad behavior. He did not do one mean thing. It was because he didn't stay in his seat and didn't appear to be paying attention. Here is my broken-hearted poem of the situation:

My sweet little boy so easily misunderstood

If I could shout it out loud I certainly would

You're destined to be Something wonderfully great

Like Albert Einstein or William Gates

Like these brilliant men who lived before As a child you just don't fit in

Your story should be told

You're not a cookie cutter kid fitting a normal mold

Your behavior is not typical or so I've been told

All children must sit not get up from their seat color in the line

Use all the colors nice and neat

Laugh at other kids jokes and play what they play

Ignore what you like always listen to what they say

Don't be who you are forget about your gift

Do as the others do and don't cause a rift

If you're not just like them you'll ruin the class

You must have a diagnosis go get one one real fast

Then once that is done you're not welcome here

This school isn't for you this causes me to tear

I'm sad because I know you were made for a reason

Not to be passed on from season to season

My sweet little boy you're mommy is here

I'll never give up don't you ever fear

I still don't know what we're going to do we'll figure it out sleep now my dear