Always trying to predict
This thing I want to evict
The tremendous burden of Anxiety;
When, where will it occur?
Seemingly, it's just a blur
Always to have these chains binding me.
It really does suck!
Why do they give a fuck?
As I grab a tissue for my eyes...
I'm so tired of looking haggard
But in my heart is a dagger
No one pays attention to my cries....
- Author: Christina (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: March 27th, 2022 10:53
- Comment from author about the poem: You know, I\\\'m not afraid to admit that I have anxiety. What I would like for the world is to overcome biases related to mental health conditions. Oops, I said the \\\"F\\\" word so I had to rate it 18+. AAB rhyme scheme.
- Category: Sad
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Comments7
I think i know a little bit about anxiety though i don't have it as a part of my daily life. Your words today do bring afresh the thoughts and feeling of despair I have in dark times.
Anxiety enters everyone's life to some degree i'm sure. I found this very relateable.
Thank you so much, Dusk! I appreciate your honest and sincere review! I agree that everyone experiences anxiety but the degree I experience it, is a problem. Working on it everyday! Again, Dusk, I thank you!
well done you .. not only for penning such a profoundly precise poem about anxiety .. but for taking time to say it as it really is .............. 10/10 dear C
Thank you so much N! I really am humbled that you think so highly of my poem. I wrote it (and in my authors notes I expand) as raw as I knew how. But then again I just write as it comes. I really appreciate your wonderful review! C
Anxiety is really hard to deal with, nothing really helps, I just trust in God that I'll be ok, and I am,so will you,hang in there
Thank you Blue Orchid, I believe too, that God never gives us more than I can handle. But a panic attack while driving is never a day at the beach......I'm working on it. Thanks again, Christina
Trying listening to Navigating the way to Heaven by Dion Phillips Crown, it's a podcast that my husband does it might help,
Panic attacks seems to always happen at the worst times, don't they,
Drive safe,
Melissa
I feel this way a lot of the time, too. I get anxious about everything. You arent alone!
Thank you for your kind reply and as with everything, we just have to work at it. I appreciate it!
Great honest and sincere write Christina. My sister has anxieties and also has a tuff time with it. And it's hard for me also in that I've no idea how I can help her.
Maybe you could help your sister by getting her a good book. One that helped me was "First We Make The Beast Beautiful" by Sarah Wilson, I believe. Sometimes, its just nice to have someone there, you know? I appreciate the fave and also your kind review!
Very emotive words Christina, I have been fortunate in my life having not suffered with anxiety but I have listened and helped friends and relatives that have suffered so I do understand and will do all I can to help them.
Andy
Thank you Andy, I appreciate your kind reply!
As a depressive person I can relate to that mental health block. It feels like a heavy burden you have to drag with you but I just want to let you know that you CAN overcome it. You have the capacity to do so.
Well, I am trying everyday. I read and meditate. I have favorite books that help with my anxiety, if you are interested I can tell you the names. I appreciate so much that you went back and reviewed my poem. I am only halfway through your poem you wrote today, but I will get there! Thanks for the positive feedback, Rocky!
Yeah! I'd be totally interested! I personally recommend reading, if you already haven't, a seminal Harlem Renaissance era novel titled "Their Eyes Were Watching God." It's honestly really enlightening. ✨
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