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O... Fear.!

It’s Invisibility…
It’s in Air
It’s in every running thought
It’s live in every corner of darkness
It’s in voice of woe
It is companion of loneliness
It’s  in burning of desires
It’s in every moment, which still not come
In Lightning of moment is Hope
But,
As sweat
As a blower of heart beating
As one lost everything in world
Isn’t it Stress? Tension???
No… it’s
A horrible…
A strange…
A harsh…
And
When it’s rise
Take name of Fear



Comments

  1. Really perfect feeling of fear drawn by you; through the use of words. Very well written .

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  2. When i saw..one comment is arrive, m 100% sure without seeing that it will by you and i'm right.
    Thnk you Dear.

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  3. Once i read on google that.....
    Fear is not a product of life.fear is a product of hallucinatory of mind. You suffer that which does not exist because you are rooted not in reality but in your mind which is constantly eating up on the past and excreting into the future. you don't actually know anything about future.you just take a piece of past . Apply make up on it and think it is future.

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  4. FEAR is always associated in every activity we do. Take fear as motivating factor to do things more better.

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  5. Good one.Defination of Fear....

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  6. Fear is a feeling induced by perceived danger or threat that occurs in certain types of organisms, which causes a change in metabolic and organ functions and ultimately a change in behavior, such as fleeing, hiding, or freezing from perceived traumatic events. Fear in human beings may occur in response to a specific stimulus occurring in the present, or in anticipation or expectation of a future threat perceived as a risk to body or life. ....
    Good u described your fillings threw my Metaphors....
    Keep writing and sharing ......😊👍👌........

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