Poetry: Fear - by Stacy Hensley

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by Stacy Hensley

Created on: June 02, 2009

Fear grips you from the inside,
you lose your mind.
Fear makes you want to run and hide,
your froze in time.

Fear comes from what you've seen or read,
it's all so real.
Fear keeps you from getting that step ahead,
cause time stands still.

Fear you can't take me,
I'll stand and fight
Fear just wait and see,
my spirit ignite.

Fear you've gone away,
I'm moving on.
Fear today's the day,
your finally gone.

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