Social Anxiety Poem by Dillon Gay

Social Anxiety

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Thanksgiving Day... time to eat
Through the door will come many feet
But no... my disorder will defeat me well
And here comes another story to tell

People are talking to me
No! Please leave me be!
I go to the bathroom for comfort
But the knocking on the door causes more anxiety to insert

Not just here, but also in the town
They like me, trying to give me a crown
I can't look at their faces
The old, the young, that kid with the braces

I want to be normal and sane
But so far there has been none to gain
I want to live alone with my imagination
Away from all earthly sensation

(The sequel of this poem is my poem 'Artist's Consequence')

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Christopher Andrew 27 November 2008

Buzz my face once more, I have no great thoughts to soar. Through my voice which is toast Against my will to be this host. Another family vocation wasted A smile, to pretend, so much mistaken. Too bad they know not of me Assume they think less of me. Let this burn become pain but I'll try and wait For this social anxiety to dissipate.

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Jen Shearer 27 November 2008

The wording is very creative

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