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Sunday Remembrances

by therisingstar

I had a panic attack yesterday. I can feel it in the pit of my stomach, It’s waiting, waiting to rise again. I can’t explain to you what happened, I was just in the car on the way to work And it built up in me and shuddered I could feel it in my head And in my stomach and my lungs Until I couldn’t breathe and then That’s when the tears started And I tried so hard to understand What could have set it off – What made it happen so quickly, Would it ever come back? It terrified me, I think Almost as much as it did my father Who comforted me as I wiped my eyes And remembered how to breathe And stopped shaking, stopped the trembles And stepped out of the car And went to work And tried so hard to forget That I had a panic attack yesterday, That I can feel it in the pit of my stomach, It’s waiting, it’s waiting, (And I’m waiting, too), Waiting for it to rise again.
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