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Anxiety


Anxiety is

Not a friend 

That I can comprehend 

Yet I try to mend 

What I can not unbend

By trying to blend

With people I depend

So I don’t transcend

Toward a dead end

And I don’t mean to offend

By my lack to attend,

You see I overspend 

My time trying to defend 

Because Anxiety is not my friend

But it is who I am.

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