Letting go my company #4

Posted on by Hemalatha Ramesh

this feeling is something that my words can’t describe,
but I hide them in between every phrases and sentences,
you make my pity heart carry loads of unknown pain,
it beats fast and faster, overworking most of the times.
you are like an anchor,
who holds me tight from moving
or
you keep dragging me down and down
what falls along with me?
my confidence.
your voice is very loud and puts off my feelings or aggravates it to higher levels,
when people enjoy the tour in train
you make me think what if the train crashes as in the movies,
when they rehearse their speech,
I spend time washing my sweaty hands,
they give me names:
overthinker, disturbed, distressed and so on…
you made my nights longer and deeper,
our love was a game of Jenga;
we are independent, but together we lead to many things.
you’re not a nonexisting threat/fear,
you’re someone who’s inborn,
nurtured by the judgemental homosapiens.

dear anxiety,
when you hit me hard,
I give up,
I forget who I am
I scream from inside,
I lose control over things,
I miss opportunities that knocks my door,
I might need extra time to think and act on,
this busy world doesn’t offer it at free of cost.

I ain’t a museum of heartbreaks,
just another anxious person,
my what-ifs would stay as what-ifs ,
I find new problems everyday and
seek a solution in myself.

dear anxiety,
I love you, sometimes you are my only company, but wanna let you go, for me to exist.

Thank you so much for reading!❤️

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25 thoughts on “Letting go my company #4”

  10. Reblogged this on I Write Her and commented:
    Very powerful read especially if you know people who suffer from anxiety or have dealt with it yourself. It’s certainly a complicated relationship.

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I turn my thoughts to words, words to emotions.