Questioning Fear
They say that fear
Is the mother of all emotions,
If that is so, then her tubes need to be tied.
I just can’t handle being lied
To. Too many times has it poured ammo
Into the weapons of the diseased.
That is the cure we should be looking for
For the disease of cancerous fear.
It exists in the invisible smog
That creates turbulence and
Anxiety, and selfish waves
Like the watercolor waves that feed
on sunlight that drowns in the horizon.
I need contacts and earplugs
Because I’m beginning to get numb,
Numb to the chaos in this world,
And I’m trying to hear myself, but I can’t.
Fear dictates and mates with anger and hate.
While closing the gate
to understanding.
Here, take the lock and continue to question,
Question everything,
because answers will make you fear.
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