Through my eyes the world is brighter.
More colorful.
And most definitely more intense.
I feel even the slightest movement.
I realize the smallest change in someone's tone.
And trust me if you were to walk through the hallway with my point of view, you would see why I hate it so much.
It's not all bad though.
I see the beauty in everything.
Down to the smallest detail that not even the most thorough eye could detect.
Like I mentioned earlier, the world is more colorful.
Which makes life more interesting.
You look at a parrot and say "oh how beautiful it is, look at all the colors!"
I look at a parrot and say "oh look how beautiful, there's so many different shades of blue!"
Now it's time to show you the difficult part.
You walk through a hallway and think "ugh this is crowded, oh well, it's not that bad I guess, I'll be in class soon."
I walk through a hallway and think "oh my gosh there's so many people, EVERYONE IS MAKING SO MUCH NOISE WHY IS EVERYONE SCREAMING I NEED TO GET OUT OF HERE NOW."
So there's two sides of this disorder.
The really good.
And the really bad.
YOU ARE READING
Sensitive.
PoetryThis is a book of poems about sensory processing disorder. I hope someone can relate to this, after all, that's the reason I'm writing this! :)