Nervous Poem by Dana Richardson

Nervous

Rating: 5.0


I'm sitting,
I tap my pencil,
shake my legs,
bite my nails,
and suck my thumb.
Can't look you in your eyes,
my words come fast,
my breath comes slow,
My heartbeat speeds.
Looking around,
I break into a sweat,
lookin for the door,
grinding my teeth.
And I know you know,
I'm shiftin in my chair.
The room increasingly warming,
hands cold and clamy.
Pulling my hair,
laughing nervously.
You're in your zone,
I'm far outta bounds.
I'm on turf,
its your advantage.
Looking for my pace,
I'm too nervous,
too anxious,
I get up and walk away.
Feeling dumb, anxiety killed me.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dana Richardson 13 March 2012

Thanks for the comment

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Dave Walker 09 January 2012

Nerves can be a killer, but they can be overcome. Great poem.

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