'your anguish' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a feeling of extreme distress or agony. Example sentence: You could see the anguish in her eyes as she said goodbye.
My sympathies for your anguish, Dr. Bazian.
"Your anguish, now, is the nation's anguish - and the world's.
"You express your anguish by praying," he said.
"Your anguish, now, is the nation's anguish – and the world's.
But I know that your anguish is not small.
Like so many Americans, I wish there were something — anything — I could do or say to ease your anguish.
Believing you can control your grandson's exposure to your ex is one way you can keep feeding your own anguish forever.
The film with most potential for watch-through-your-fingers anguish, however, may be Jodie Foster's The Beaver, in which Mel Gibson stars as a man so depressed that he can communicate only through a hand-puppet in the shape of a beaver (there may be Oedipal overtones here, or it may just be the most bonkers idea you have ever heard).
So what will typical advocates of the morality system have to say to me afterwards about my dreadful sense of regret?[16] If they are—as perhaps they had better not be totally consistent and totally honest with me, what they will have to say is simply "Don't give it a second thought; you did what morality required, so your deep anguish about it is irrational".
This is a note that validates your pain, anguish, horror and sorrow.
"Orange County" perfectly captures the indecisiveness of going off to college, the weird relationship your divorced parents definitely have, and the anguish your stoner brother feels every time he has to pass a drug test.
