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Fear - The effects of fear

Fear

 

Fear,

you are a monster

of a special kind.


You are intimidating

your effects are paralyzing

you just make everything worse.


You rob my sleep

you disturb my thinking

my whole time

starts to center around you.


There is nothing good

or productive

that you bring about.


Why do I even spend

so much time

listening to you

when I know

how destructive you are?


Fear,

you do not change

one thing for the better

all you do

is make things worse.


Fear,

I herby declare you

as my enemy.


I will learn

to fight against you

and recognize

your subtle ways

of intruding my thinking.


Fear,

I will refuse

to obey you

and waste my time

with all the catastrophic

“what if” scenarios

that you bombard me with.


Fear,

I will refuse

to share your ideas

with others around me

for you are infectious.

 

Fear,

I will stop

listening to you

and instead of that

make the best of my situation

no matter how hard it may be.


Fear, 

you are just out there to destruct

and I have had enough of you!



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Proverbs 29:25 (The Israel Bible)

A man's fears become a trap for him, But he who trusts in Hashem shall be safeguarded.


Psalms 56:4 (The Israel Bible)

When I am afraid, I put my trust in you.

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