All Nonfiction
- Bullying
 - Books
 - Academic
 - Author Interviews
 - Celebrity interviews
 - College Articles
 - College Essays
 - Educator of the Year
 - Heroes
 - Interviews
 - Memoir
 - Personal Experience
 - Sports
 - Travel & Culture
 All Opinions
- Bullying
 - Current Events / Politics
 - Discrimination
 - Drugs / Alcohol / Smoking
 - Entertainment / Celebrities
 - Environment
 - Love / Relationships
 - Movies / Music / TV
 - Pop Culture / Trends
 - School / College
 - Social Issues / Civics
 - Spirituality / Religion
 - Sports / Hobbies
 All Hot Topics
- Bullying
 - Community Service
 - Environment
 - Health
 - Letters to the Editor
 - Pride & Prejudice
 - What Matters
 - Back
 
Summer Guide
- Program Links
 - Program Reviews
 - Back
 
College Guide
- College Links
 - College Reviews
 - College Essays
 - College Articles
 - Back
 
Trapped
A sudden claustrphobia.
 Creeps up on me.
 Randomly.
 A chocked voice, and a broken sob;
 Emit form my mouth,
 As I run out of the room
 With screams trapped in my throat
 Clawing at my neck, heart pounding
 Blood rushes to my face.
 As I slide
 Down the side of the bathroom wall
 And hug my knees to my chest
 Shaking, choking, sobbing
 Panic is my adraniline.
 Panic is in my blood.
 Light headed.
 Heavy legged.
 Trapped in a body,
 That I can’t get away from.
 Trapped in my mind,
 A place that even I don’t know.
 Minutes later
 I walk out.
 Seemingly fine, the only 
 sign is the red
 blood in my eyes, and the trembling
 of my hands.
Similar Articles
JOIN THE DISCUSSION
This article has 0 comments.