Sensory Language

William was no ordanary human being. He could smell and see most things others couldn't. Light was to bright for him, objects to fragile. From the time he was a young boy he could sprint faster than most animals. The was different from the rest of the humans, from the way he talked to the way he moved. He was extra sensative to smells such as gases and body fluid as well as order. At the age of 10 he stopped trying to be normal. The agony of his differences from the rest of the world was to much for him to bear any longer. He couldn't use a keyboard to type without breaking it. When he read books the words were to magnified. When food was cooked he smelt every ingridiant of the cuisines and it drove him absolutely crazy. William locked himself in his room and tried to hide from the outside world. One day while sitting in his room on the highest building in New York City his abnormalities were put to good use. He heard a man trying to rob a female trying to put gas in her motor vehicle.William was faced with the choice to drowned out the voices of the screaming man and woman with  music or spint to help the woman. Needless to say he helped the woman. Although the colors were to much for him and the sounds of nature and laughter overwelmed him. all he could think about was helping the woman in need. In the end his abnormalities were bitter sweet mixed with a little spice. He embraced his abilities and stopped being so sour. Now he could finally move on with his life.