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Anxiety


A rush of fear trembles down my long spine 

Like vibrations that go through a harp string 
Could it be fear of a serious crime?
Or was it just a simple, misgiving ring? 
 
The pounding migraine that haunts my round head 
Can only be caused by stress that builds up 
My life is surrounded with constant dread 
Stress, fear, and tension seems to just blow up 
 
Could there be a word that describes this pain?
A pain that shows angst from society 
Forty million people are ashamed 
Because they suffer with anxiety 
 
I can only think of one solution 
It is time to start a revolution 

 

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