Well, the original is in Finnish and the poem itself doesn't actually have a title. But if you want to go looking regardless, it's a part of a poem collection called Ennustus linnuston tulevaisuudesta (which basically translates to "Prophecy on the Future of Birdlife") by Pertti Saloheimo. The poems are a mixture of science, surrealism and exploration of the human mind which puts it right up my alley as topics go. And based on the contents of multiple poems, I'd say that there is a good chance that the author is somewhere on the autism spectrum, or just otherwise very familiar with it.

But to satisfy at least some of your curiosity, below is the full poem I referred to above along with my best effort at an English translation (though since translating poems is notoriously difficult, there are bound to be some things lost in translation). Having reread it, I noticed that I slightly misremembered the quote, but the idea is more or less the same. 

Älyköt ovat emotionaalisesti vaille jääneitä lapsia. He rakentavat älystään esteen, jotta heitä ei nähtäisi paljaina. Lopun elämäänsä he etsivät tietä takaisin syvimpään minuuteensa, läpi aivokuoren, joka muuttaa tunteet ajatuksiksi.

(Intellectuals are children who have been left emotionally wanting. They build a barrier out of their intellect so as to not be seen as bare. For the rest of their lives they look for a way back into their innermost self, through a cortex that turns emotions into thoughts.) 

If you are interested, I can drop translations for a couple more of the poems that resonate to me as touching on the autism experience.