My Words

My Words

A Poem by Katrina Doyle

All of my words feel dry and stale
Even saying that feels like a cliché
It's like, I've been so preoccupied with
Productivity, product, producing, the production
that everything just feels like brownish-gray
OHhh, and every Sunday night I finally gain
Peace again.  
That peace of being.
It took all damn weekend; you know exactly what I mean.
And then Tuesday comes
And I'm back to feeling stressed.
And I forget how to sit
I forget how to rest.
And I'm stuck.  
I'm stuck in my anxiety.
Over what?! 
Uncertainty?  Propriety??
What I meant what I said, what I did
What i have to do, where I'll be,
When I'll be, how much it costs
S**t, f**k, f**k, f**k
The to-do's, the just-don'ts
It's all a heavy weight
And even though I still pray
I forget how to wait.
If silence is golden, then what to do say to the person whose mind moves a million miles per hour?

© 2015 Katrina Doyle


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I think there is a lot of truth in the feelings of this poem

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Katrina Doyle
Katrina Doyle

Washington, DC



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I'm a musician, a humanitarian, a Christ follower, a baby. I work a lot. But every once in a while, I write something I think is good. This is where I share it. more..