Social AnxietyA Poem by Michael AlexanderWhat it feels like to suffer from this disorder...I can feel all eyes staring at me As I enter a crowded room Cold sweat beads my forehead I then begin to swoon
My hands get clamy The heart starts to race It feels like pressure’s building flush consumes my face
Do they hear my stomach growling Can they sense the internal fear All of a sudden a ringing sound That I begin to hear
A high pitched whistle Shhh….everyone listen Please pay no attention To my face which now glisten
Do they not acknowledge Out of utter propriety From social anxiety. © 2014 Michael Alexander |
StatsAuthorMichael AlexanderPhiladelphia, PAAboutI am a 34 year old who has been reflecting for quite some time as to what it means to be 'happy'. Having lost my father two years ago, and working with 'at risk' youth has put things into perspective.. more..Writing
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