Fear Poem by Jason Duddington

Fear

Rating: 5.0


All of my senses have become numb. I hear nothing and smell nothing. All I can see is darkness. I can feel, but the feeling is of no escape. I am on my knees begging for help, asking what I must do to find the light in all of this. I begin to hear again, whispers, words of negativity. Vision returns but only short blurred visions. They are visions of my greatest fears. I am scared and confused. I get to my feet and start to run I know not where. I try to escape but I am drug back to my dark dungeon. I continue to look at what could happen and think about what has happened to put me here. I begin to think there are no options no escape. I sit down close my eyes and succumb to my destiny. Minutes go by which feel like an eternity as I wait for what is to become of me. I begin to realize the time I am waiting for is the time giving to me to look for my way out. I begin to answer myself. I think of is fact and what is fiction. I start to realize I can only worry about what is in the present. Whatever has happened was meant to happen. A light begins to shine, I stand up and start to walk towards it. The darkness tries to drag me back but this time I will not look back. As I keep going my vision becomes clearer. I start to see things I have never seen before. I hear things that I never thought I would hear. There is no longer a darkness that surrounds me, I surround it. I am myself, I choose what needs to be done for me. I am no longer a passenger to fear. Fear drove me to uncertainty and what ifs. Now I drive towards possibilities and why not’s. I may not know where or how to get where I am going but at least now I have an idea. When I get there I know it will be great. What is done is done. The future is just that. Take care of today and tomorrow will take care of itself.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 19 January 2015

Fear is a bunch of sinister shadows and a shadow has no substance, it's usually only a magnified reflection of something small. That's why in standing up to fear you often find it inconsequential. I like the articulation, insight and penning of the piece. A lovely poem indeed. Thanks for sharing. Please read my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON.

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