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ADHD


Dear, ADHD

My cerebral castle 

A cavernous eight cranal corridor 

A citadel sitting on the peak of memoirs

Its' outer walls 

A shallow white water marble tainted with drippings of a pink lacrima

The cosmic textures of granite floors moving to the orchestra of mental physique 

An Olympus home to its master

The mind the loyalist subject

But you usuper in my garden 

A friut warm coltivating larvae to eat away the goodness

Disolving importance and keeping what pertains to nothingness

Steadily taking away in small stages 

You are quick to be slow and excel in haulting potential

Both halves of my brain are my crutches and I am hopping on my right side because you taken my right one

Your breath stained with absence

Absence the birth place of forgotten knowledge

More bitter to best rember a past nightmare than a recent dream

What is recent is finite and the past is inconceivable

You are sewed into me like a constellation stiched into the night

You are arkwardly hemmed

A husk bearer with hallow innards

What remains of my memory you seek after

But when there's nothing to remember

You to will be forgotten  

 

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