invisible fight with your own head
a limerick showing the contradictions of ADHD
have you ever wondered why your thoughts may wander
in meticulous myriad of directions without preparation to ponder
over what’s actually going on? no focus, distractions ready to strike and displace
with hyperfocus straining shallow shy small face
this is what ADHD does to you in another timbre
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