Poems on the topic: fear

Poems on the topic “fear” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeC.C. Hawthrone

One of Seven sins

It still crys out for help Occasionally It still raises its hand Predominantly It still asks for the will power Accidentally Is it scared when humiliated? It doesn't divulge Does it chase what is theirs? Sometimes Does it beg? Never
AngryC. J. Robinson

It Was Better Not To Love

Everybody knows if you don't love Then you don't get hurt And so I taught myself emptiness And the more emptiness I learned, The more I realized everyone around me Was empty, too Like we had all learned the same trick Without ever having a teacher It was ingrained in our genetic makeup Sustenance, fire, shelter and isolation These were the things that ancient man Needed in order to survive Sustenance to feed and nurture our bodies Fire to make our sustenance edible and safe Shelter to protect our fire from the elements And isolation to protect us from each other
AnxiousC. J. Robinson

A Circle Of Lights

What were those lights in the sky that night, As we returned from the place We were never supposed to be? Dots of red. Dots of blue. Dots of ever-changing hue. I wasn't supposed to know, was I? That we were being followed, That deep in the woods a creature had Made its home amongst the bramble And disintegrating wood patch, Pacing impatiently. Back and forth. Back and forth.Like a pendulum axe swinging down, Invoking fear and confusion
SadC. J. Robinson

The Ceremonial Dropping Of The Pills

I was always so afraid to Walk around that corner Many mornings I would stand in The living room, trembling near the Couch as the heat from The sun slashed through the bay window And crept slowly up my back It seems I never felt anything Except for the heat on my back, Regardless of where I went But if I stood too long, I knew you Would find me, and if I snuck back To my room, I knew you would find me If I hid, you would find me If I told, you would find me And so I would walk into the kitchen
AnxiousC. J. Robinson

The Slightest Change In Ambient Sound

If I listened closely enough I could hear him coming, I could feel his drunken anger in those moments when He was swaying between seething and swinging But it was the moments when the world was completely silent That I learned to fear the most
ContemplativeC. J. Robinson

The Closet Monster

Because of this, I've long since been a Fan of small spaces Many times, I've made my bed in the Nooks and crannies of those people Who were more attractive than me Or stronger than me, Those who could stand up to bullies Instead of tucking their head down and Trying to be small But being small is what gets So many of us into this mess I hated being weak, because weak made me Be small and small made me be weak And so I found a place Where I could be small and weak And it was still okay
Anxiousbubbletaetae_

paranoia

years later and I'm still too shy to tell you how I feel i hide behind timid smiles and soft hellos i'm afraid if I ask you "what do you think of me?" your reply will be "i don't. "
RomanticBrittany Allen

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I have a fear of falling, a fear for falling in love, a fear of falling from a height, a fear of flying, I have a fear for flying thousands of feet above the ground. but let me tell you something.. I fell in love, It was fast and I didn't notice till I was hit with a wave, a wave, an urge to fall. an urge to fall further and harder, it was an unstoppable feeling, I wanted to fly I wanted to travel where no man should, to break through the clouds and break through the distance. I wanted to face my biggest fears even if it meant I would only get a night with you; that alone would be enough, a few hours by your side and in your arms...
AnxiousMilton Resnick

It Is Late

BIGHEAD it can war with little pointed cannibal teeth it can make hairs of people spring it is frightening close the door it comes screaming out of capture it spys smiling smiling lords its fists pound your furniture parents it is crazy
CheerfulKit Robinson

Yank Martin's Testimony

This is the way it happened that night. I was tooling and I was slicing. I was stock still. 2 nomads popped across the hill. My radio said go, boy, and my company said the same thing. Into that bag of lunch stepped yours truly. In the dark, I could see only three beans, each red and yellow offset by a green. There was more time than I knew how to use I could feel it nourishing the bones I might later throw into action. Quite possibly an atomic storm riddled every glimmering window. A familiar fear gripped my comb and red wigs flew from my skull. Sense of urgency had put me out into that silver space half destiny half desire and now not one thing there did I know to do. My rooms stood.
RomanticBill Cody

Minding the Store

a little while, you will be here - the kittens broke yr glass swan, that was given to you only yesterday. that, & our last vase. like myself: when i think of us on such a narrow edge - we dance around each other's skin to touch; peace, our minds touch. we stored all our fears in the basement, among the books & papers we have no use for & leaned, 1 on the other - i found i needed you.
AngryAncient Artifact

Cement Legs

you play with me until this burning anger claws its way out of my chest like a dying heart ripped from its veins, an inhuman roar hanging heavy in the air and though it hurts to say this i am nothing but a person without that anger a tiny insignificant person afraid of what occurs after the breakdown afraid of the quiet emptiness of being alone so even though you're toxic and rude and completely, utterly unworthy of my time i stay

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