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I don't pick my skin, Pluck my hair Or number things. I wash my hands Many times a day, But I don't check doors Or count footsteps. I set the alarm, But I don't re-set; I'm meticulous But not perfectionist. I'm self-critical, Not self-loathing, I'm proud of my kids, But I'm not doting. There's one thing I'm obsessed with: To be in your heart Every minute you live; To touch you Before leaving a room, Have you wash over me Under all the moons. I'm not looking for a cure, I love my disorder.
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 10:09 AM UTC
Loving My OCD
I don't pick my skin, Pluck my hair Or number things. I wash my hands Many times a day, But I don't check doors Or count footsteps. I set the alarm, But I don't re-set; I'm meticulous But not perfectionist. I'm self-critical, Not self-loathing, I'm proud of my kids, But I'm not doting. There's one thing I'm obsessed with: To be in your heart Every minute you live; To touch you Before leaving a room, Have you wash over me Under all the moons. I'm not looking for a cure, I love my disorder.
francie-lynch
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 10:09 AM UTC
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