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Me, Myself and I


Fright overcoming me, trying to usher myself to reach my potential

Energy through the roof, suspension gradually pushing me to my potential

Anxiety starting to seep its way to my brain, my heart might explode, my lungs might give out

Relentless self-doubt, limiting myself to forever, unless I do this

 

The endless thoughts

Who knows what will happen

So many different plots

I need to tap in

My emotions, find out what is most important

In this world that we live in, we need motivation

Is it unimportant?

As a nation

We should live to face our fears

Not cower to them

 

 

 

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