My anxiety has risen
Taking with it the words
That so freely flowed
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Words are overrated. Freely flowing words could be dangerous.
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You are right, words have power, thank you for this thought.
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Emotion can tie up so many things, Vonita. Not your poetry head, though.
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It seems anxiety-related stress has the ability to shut down the poetry, it will return when the stress has lifted!
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use the stress for some angst laden poetry? when I’ve got a mood I can’t shake, I stop fighting it and allow it to become poetry, until I regain my default setting.
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Yes, I will have to do something like that, thank you for your comments 🙂
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i have been experiencing this lately – unfortunately, the words I have been able to write have been rather dark. better than nothing – but the nothing is not feeling all that good.
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Yes, I had first week back in office, and my blog and writing focus evaporated, felt like my words disappeared. I hope you feel better soon. Do you work during the week? (If I may ask!)
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Yes. I do. My hours are different and I do not have the luxury of being online during work. Like I used to with my other job. Plus I have some things that are weighing heavily on me – the combination of the two keeps me somewhat detached. Except for my kids. I am having trouble wanting to sit in front of a desktop. 😉 yet, my blog and those I read like yours – are my friends. I love them dearly. It is hard for me to explain. xx
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Thank you so much for sharing, I also am feeling more connected to a few on wordpress, even though I don’t know anyone (except one) personally, there is so much encouragement, and sense of community. I feel like my brain has shut down, for words to pop into my head there needs to be an open channel of creativity, but when I have other things to contend with – stress, anxiety etc, the pathways are shut (perhaps a bit like survival instinct, lol!) So if my blog becomes dormant it might only be until I am re-calibrated, we do not stay in survival mode indefinitely (well, mostly we don’t!) ❤
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I feel that once your mind, body and psyche has adapted to the change, all will flow once more…you just have to be kind to yourself. All in good time…sometimes l feel that humans are just too hard on themselves. Hope and pray you are back in sync soon. Words are indeed power-filled. Before they are spoken or put on paper, they begin in the heart as intention, then they rise to the mind and finally manifest. You just have a wee temporary blockage…not free flowing just now. Stilling the mind helps, if you can. : > )
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Thank you very much! Appreciate your encouragement very much 🙂
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Anxiety, anger, depression, and other negative emotions destroy my will to write. Worse, when I do write and am feeling bad, it’s garbage. Find some time and a quiet place, where you can hear your own thoughts, not those of others that intrude, and you will find your words.
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Thank you, I feel the same way about the will to write. Thank you for sharing 🙂
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Absolutely can relate- thanks for sharing!
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Thank you very much! 🙂
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