Anxiety
Quiet, except in my head
Where I hear the voices
That make me lay wide awake in bed
Anxious and Sadness
Are still up talking late
Worry and Fear are discussing
What will be my fate?
I want to join the good times
But Overthinking and Anxiety
Have told me I won't be fine
So I sit out on the sidelines
Too afraid to jump in
And make a mistakes
“I’ll be safer inside” they say
So I listen to them and sit back
Watching everyone else live and play
Wondering what it is like out there
Not to have Anxiety and Worry telling you what to do
People don’t understand why I always opt out
Or why I am feeling so Blue
But when Confidence whispers to try something new
Anxiety and Fear are louder than Positivity
So Courage quiets down and lets Anxiety take the reigns
And the voices inside me
Bicker and fight
About what is right
Maybe one day
I’ll finally be able to live and play
Maybe one day
I’ll break free from the way
I’ve been living for so long
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