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Problems
Problems
They are pushed aside
Away in your mind
Like the pair of shoes you'll never wear
They sit on the shelf
Collecting dust
Waiting for you to deal with them
But you don't
You wait on your problems
To solve themselves
But whether big or small
They still remain
Your problems
They pile up
You keep them locked away
So they never see the light
Now this pile
Has become a pool
Soon, you know
You'll drown in this pool
You keep it hidden
Externally, nobody knows
But internally, you're still drowning
And you don't know how to swim
Maybe it's time to learn
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?I wrote this poem in four minutes and thirty seconds. I didn't really know what I was going for, but then I did. This poem is extremely vague; it can be related to anything. We've all felt like we've been drowning in problems, with relationships, responsibility, self-esteem, etc. This poem is about everyone, because we've all been there.