Short Emotional Roller Coaster Poems

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Premium Member A Break Up

I chose to be completely honest when I decided to break up with her.
 "Sorry," I said, 
"but I don't reach the height requirements to ride your emotional roller coaster."
Form: Rhyme


Emotional Roller-Coaster

Words run a race
Inside my head
My heart quickens pace
Inside my chest

This roller-coaster brings no thrill
To my emotional state
My thoughts run fast but I stand still
In these hectic days
Form: Rhyme

Going Through the Motions

Author Dana Redricks
January 22, 2017

I’m hurting 
I’m laughing
I’m crying
Sometimes I feel like
I’m dying
I’m living 
I'm loving
my life feels like 
Emotional roller-coaster
so many emotions
So unsteady like the waves
On the ocean
This is my life going through
The motions

Premium Member 'emotional Roller Coaster'

emotional big dipper
going up and then
   speeding down
my mind is in a spin
   how did I get here?

I don’t like the face staring back at me
   so cheerless
hazel eyes without their shine

a broken mirror
  dissimilar views
in between the heartache
  and expectant dreams

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Premium Member Role Reversal

I knelt down and did up her zipper -
Mum struggles with her sight you see
She kissed me gently on the top of my head 
and said
 ‘things I did for you as a child ...
now you do for me’



12th April

The above happened yesterday - I am on massive emotional roller coaster with mum at the moment 3 amazing days and today she’s not so good and I’m struggling with the emotions


Premium Member A Shout Into The Void

A shout into the void, or a whispered wish, amplifies the loneliness you feel within. And like the sheer beauty of a lionfish, lust lures the naive and the curious in. Love's an emotional roller coaster ride, that leaves you feeling drained from the tears you've cried. And in its free-fall moments, you want to scream: for it feels more like a nightmare than a dream.
Form: Rispetto

Me

Ever feel like you’re alone When standing in the middle of a crowd? Feeling like waldo in a find waldo book. Like you no longer belong The awkwardness is tearing you down. Hating the way you view your self and wishing for a way out. The emotional roller coaster of highs and lows Knowing you have tried to overcome. Never giving up before Right now I am looking for the door. Am I kidding myself? Can I figure it out?
© Cory Long  Create an image from this poem.

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