My Quirks
My quirks
My quirks
Show you how my brain works
They hint at what’s going on
And all of my unique perks
I like, to keep, my room as organized as it can be
But my bunched up clothes and messes in drawers is all that you can’t see
I obsess, over, something for a few weeks
And drop it after learning a new skill, or a new technique
I expect, the worst, to be satisfied with the results
This doesn’t typically make sense to most ‘practical adults’
I save the best, piece of food for the end
So touch my pizza crust or loose fries and we are no longer friends
I’m smart, but when, I’m tired I get dumb
I say thing like “I can make a hat to protect our head” forgetting where helmets are from
I stick, to the, same things every day
Same lunch, same friends, same games to play, that is just my way
I read, a ton, but still have grammar like a kid
And don’t mention my handwriting and how it looks like it was written by a pig
I laugh, a lot, to the point that I can’t breathe
I fall to the floor in agony and joy while jittering my teeth
My quirks
My quirks
My subtle behaviors
Good or bad, the make up me and that is how I work