Ocean of Emotion
Overflowing like a volcano,
wondering where the anger came,
with regrets hanging in the aftermath,
the tragic results remain the same.
It's crying time again,
but there isn't any rain.
Crying just comes natural,
even without any pain.
Smiling like there was sunshine,
shining on the fruited plain,
but there was only disruption function,
through the window of the rain.
The future is bright and sunny,
the shirking sad and gray.
Everything outside is growing,
while the inside is fading away.
The whirlwind of romance,
has created a wonderful trance.
Until reality comes crashing down,
ending the devotional dance.
Anguish has no answers,
and hatred has no bounds,
the turmoil we create ourselves,
calls out the baying hounds.
Emotion is a potion,
both weak and strong combined,
boils over in our devotion,
to benign and tortured mind.
Copyright 2014 © Ronald W. Hull
1/16/14
Rockie Coppolella
Love, hate, joyous, etc...emotions are the witness to our being.
Excellent!!
Always,
Deborah
You had me hooked immediately with the synopsis. Until I my ship went aground on the rocky shoreline, I was way too stoic, while my head might be messing with me. This is a perfect example of your usual perfect mix of rhyme and meter. I am back with a vengeance after a long dry spell. "The lights in the harbor (bum, bum bum), don't shine for me; I'm a lost ship on the ocean, adrift on the sea, Sea of Heartbreak...." - sung by J. Cash.
Buffle Canard
Ronald what a great poem. Anguish, hatred, turmoil equal to the hounds of the lower bay.
Emotion is a potion,
both weak and strong combined,
boils over in our devotion,
to benign and tortured mind.
PS. I'm VERY emotional...that's just my make-up
Anna
There are various types of mental illness, some created by the environment the person was raised in, chemical imbalances, etc. Yes, you have the drama queens and kings, both genders. And you have some as Amor Sabor stated so wisely, "While some are adept at hiding these emotions...they do not go away...they are just masked."
I truly enjoyed reading this, and loved the ocean image too...
Diana...
Love ya!
Jane
or wear them on our sleeve.
An ocean of emotion,
what a tangled web we weave.
Well Done.
Michael D.
This is an excellent write describing and defining emotions and your words do it justice. The rhyme and meter make this poem stand out. So very well done, Ron
Amor
budd
Very good Ron, I liked this one very much
David