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I was told by the doctor that I was suffering from panic attacks and it was wonderful to find a friend to bring me out of the darkness and to understand.. thanks to Amy...

Power Of A Friend

As I am awakened swiftly
From a deep and peaceful sleep
My heart is racing wildly
Like a million little feet.

The panic that I used to feel
Has turned to something new
A feeling of strength and power
That I have somehow learned from you.

You have empowered me
To take a look within
And find the love of a friend
Where fear had always been.

So, now I reach into the dark
And feel the ray of light
From the love a friend sends to me
Shinning bright into the night.
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3 Visitor Comments

Megan
i really like this poem! it moved me so much and i thought of my best friend haley and how shes given me faith this past year and how its helped me to give others faith in themselves too
kkk
i like ur poems
Deann
This poem moved me, And when reading it I FELT the words of where the author Corky, is coming from. It also reminds me of a special friend Teresa, who has given me strength, when she didnt even realize she had.

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