And my gelid hands did grip you're neck,
And left you wheezing in a helpless wreck.
I stood outside you're fruitless door,
And pounced I did but at a casual time.
I stabbed you're soul and left you weak,
I left you brainsick and unable to speak.
You're breath was thick and hurried,
I loved every second of it.
I fed on you're happiness and left you in despair,
A light soul you were but I liberated that light and left you with dark,
In a parallel universe where there were no stars.
You're thoughts no longer belonged to you,
I took them, I twisted them and I locked them away,
How stupid you were because you had the key,
And you were the only one who could set you're thoughts free.
And how slow- witted you were because you knew you owned the key,
And you could get rid of me with a punch and a twist in the rusty door knob that kept you're thoughts,
And you were told this by many but I was too loud and you couldn't hear them.
But I'm inanimate and can't be seen,
People cannot understand when you're tears stream and you try to present me but I cannot he perceived,
And this is because you are you're own enemy.
Hello Anxiety
Hannah Ashwin
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 06/30/2019
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Poem topics: away, breath, dark, despair, happiness, people, time, weak, hear, enemy, understand, speak, universe, slow, stupid, stream, light, soul, door, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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