FEAR

William Hromada

Fear races like ice in my blood, sharp and wild,
threading my veins with a tremble I can’t deny.
It grips me tight, a shiver in the dark,
yet in its clutch, I feel the pulse of might.
Every heartbeat roars, a drum of defiance,
pushing me past the shadows that cling.
Fear’s a storm, but I’m the fire inside,
burning bright, I rise, I fight, I live.

  • Author: ROSHI (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 15th, 2025 05:32
  • Comment from author about the poem: I could replace fear with anxiety. They are both pretty related to a point. My mind races, I thought I said something wrong and my mind went to the dark side.
  • Category: Religion
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