Short Lifeemotions Poems

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Poetry

My one ray of light
In my darkend world
I can write anything down
My emotions inspire me
An outlet for my emotions

Anger is my favorite muse
Anger drives my hand
It controls my words
Poetry
My world

My life
Natural talent for it
Never used to celebrate it
Now I embrace it
I love it

My emotions now have words.
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Premium Member Corridors of Time

Down through the corridors of time
My gallery with varied halls
Halls of emotions that chime
Reverberating bouncing call

Youthful emotions really pine
Feelings of angst rules this time
Corridors of life _dark or shine
Hope mine shines with rhyme

Troubadours of soul in evening
Lover of life all this long time
Doors of heaven opened gifting
The sage that was hiddened within
Form:

Emotions

Can I tell you all that is real
about the emotions that I feel?
I feel happiness like the sun,
joy so bright and fun,
anger like the storm,
nervousness that wrecks the natural form,
excitement like that bouncing ball,
sadness without light
like the darkest night.
Ups and downs come into life
with emotions like a knife.
Many times you wonder why.
I have to sit and sigh.
Now I told you what I feel.
I hope you know what is real.
Form: Rhyme

A Sea of Lovely Faces

peoples emotions are complex.
if you care enough to dig them up.
A face can't tell you everything.
We humani have two faces.
One on the surface letting many emotions flitter by.
The second you must drench up, dig up, feel for everything it holds.
It is the face of our true emotions.
Anger, sadness, despair, depression.
When we fake a smile and are really sad on the inside.
These we must decipher, these we must decide.
What is your face? 
Today? Tomorrow?

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