I'M Scared

I'm scared
I'm so scared
I don't know what to do anymore
I don't know what to say
What do I do tomorrow?
I don't want this feeling to be gone
I want to know it's here
I don't want it to be repressed for it to come out later
I want it to be resolved 
I want it to be fixed
Not just subsided or pushed away to come again
I want it gone
So if one like it comes again I can resolve it
I can be okay
I don't want to be scared
I'm okay with this
I'm just scared
I'm scared of the way I feel
I can feel everything
I don't want to be scared anymore
Please just stop
Please
I'm sorry
I'm so sorry
I'm trying I promise
Just please don't go
Not now
I'm sorry
I'm just scared
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Ajmal Avatar
March 29, 2018 at 12:40 PM
Oh it s a really nice written poem, keeps me guessing and into it till the very last, you see the life is too short to be scared, one moment you are, other you might not be,so instead of living it as a scared person we should live it to it s fullest but always remembering that God is watching and in all this we should never forget our God, welcome to poetrysoup,good luck and continue to write such poems as in this one I could almost feel the pain
Marie Avatar
March 27, 2018 at 8:01 PM
I can feel the pain in this poem, and while I sincerely hope you don't have to feel this way any longer, the emotion in these words is beautiful. I don't know what caused you to write such a sad poem, but I see myself in it and I relate to your hurting. A very deep poem, all in all. I would love to see more of your work! Thank you for the lovely comments you left on my poems!
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