Anxiety Attack
I face each day in a wonderful way
With the light from the sun when it’s shinning
As I start to address the day ahead
I dismiss all thoughts of impending desires
I think to myself, on this very day
My thoughts will not lead me astray
I do so believe that I want it to be
A day just like the rest
As the sun sets in the west,
The evening approches
I know I must face the impending desires
Before I can finally rest
So I lay in my bed with the thoughts in my head
Unable to sleep I sit up and can’t breathe
Then comes the sweat and drenched I undress
I still think of impending desires
With this thought in my mind
Will I make it in time
When I think it’s the end
I let go and pretend
The morning is near
I let go of my fear and all impending desires
Copyright © Mary Chapman | Year Posted 2013
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