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Category Archives: Anxiety
The Stranger
On the edges looking in On a life that had been hers, But she’d divvied out to others Whilst she wept. She delegated well To those up to the challenge, And her life continued on Whilst she slept. Now a … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, depression, Friendship, Life Lessons, Mental Health, Relationships
Tagged imposter syndrome, poem, poetry, recovery
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Night Terrors
Tea, cuddles and poetry. The antidote to night terrors I hope…
Posted in Anxiety, Mental Health, poem, poetry, dream, Trauma / PTSD
Tagged night terrors, poem, poetry, PTSD, therapeutic writing, trauma
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Day by Day
Sometimes it is safer To begin days at the end To determine where they’re leading, Are they foe? Or are they friend? If we know where they’re headed, And if we know they’ll end well, It is easier to manage … Continue reading
Some Days are just Hard
To make it through The darkest days, Is harder than it seems. One foot, another, up and dressed Sounds like the stuff of dreams. When menacing thoughts in your mind Drag you back into bed, To languish with your aches … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Daily Life, depression, Life Lessons, Mental Health
Tagged poem, poetry
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Waves of Anxiety
Anxious: My normal A new world, unfree; There were times When I knew How else Living could Be. Not now, I am anxious In the morning And night. Not now, I am constantly not quite Alright. In waves, it attacks … Continue reading
Posted in Animals & Nature, Anxiety, Emotions
Tagged anxiety, mental health, poem, poetry
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Calm Waters
As she stepped into the foamy waters, Her worries began to wash away. The fast beating of her heart slowed, As did her racing head. She wrapped herself in a blanket of bubbles And locked the world away. A cocoon … Continue reading
Heart vs Head
He knew what he should say, What he should do. But did not want to Bow down to the few Who made the rules And told him what to say, He felt so sure There was another way. And so … Continue reading
Sensory Overload
No quiet sound is louder Than the ticking Of a clock The infuriating rhythm Of a quiet Tock-tick-tock. Most people Just ignore it, Drown it out with other sounds But I cannot For me, the tick-tock-ticking Is too loud. Fists … Continue reading
Busy Mind
Some days the thoughts Are fast And vast; They swirl And whirl And twirl, Unfurl. They make no sense, Yet feel intense, The stress immense, My muscles tense. Filling head And racing heart, Hard to tell The two apart, Aching … Continue reading