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ROLLERCOASTER
by Rebecca Lerwill → (All Poetry by Rebecca Lerwill)
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Nothing for weak stomachs...


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Sticky hands from cotton candy
a pickle gave me salty lips
you nudge me toward another dandy
big and tall and full of twists.

We stand in line,
I want to leave
don't want to be here
you're begging me "Please!!"

How could I deny you fun
you grin from one ear to the other,
so we climb in this scary run
and all I can think is "Oh' brother.."

We're sitting tight
the steel bar shuts
I'm clamped in this seat
no room for my guts

The beast is going into motion
pulling up toward the sky,
you repeat your earlier notion
"This is a blast!" but I could cry.

You scream in sweet anticipation
you raise your arms above your head,
I'd rather be somewhere else in the Nation
wished I hadn't had fried bread.

First we hover for a moment
way above the good Lord's earth,
and then an unknown source of power
propels us toward certain death.

The car we sit in is shaking wildly,
rattling, screeching, deafening sound,
as we're racing not just mildly
way too fast back to the ground.

The tracks in front I can not see
I'm blinded by a tunnel,
I close my eyes and pray a plea
to survive this horrible funnel.

I'm trying to relax a little
I hope this ride is almost done
I'm thankful that my bones ain't brittle.
My eyes get pierced from the bright sun.

Eventually this nightmare stops
as we climb out I feel the blues,
sweat on my brow in tiny drops
I turn my head, puke on your shoes.

 

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 Reviews of "ROLLERCOASTER"
Reviewed by Art Hernandez
Reviewed on October 15, 2007
I remembered my wild ride at Six Flags on a coster called the Rattler...WHEW!!!...what a ride...


nice work...


Art Sun...

Reviewed by Walt Hardester
Reviewed on September 21, 2007
My thoughts exactly. I once took my daughter to Six Flags. It was a day that threatned rain so we almost had the park to ourselves. Roller coaster, I did fine. But when we got to the twisty turny upside-down thingy, oh oh. When I got off my inner ear said no no. I steped to the side and let my equilibrum settle down a bit. She said, "Daddy, the man said we can go again if we want." I said, You go baby, I'll Watch. Too bad though, I felt so old, give me a white water river or a mountain to climb, but you ain't gonna ever get me on one of them things again.....LOL



Walt

Reviewed by Paul Berube
Reviewed on September 21, 2007
Rebecca,

A fitting ending. To the victor goes the spoils.

Reviewed on September 20, 2007
As a roller coaster rider (though I have my limits), I can relate to this fun write. Very well done; brava!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

My favorite roller coaster? four actually, all at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio: "The Raptor", "The Blue Streak", "The Gemini", and "The Magnum XL-200" (but NOT in the next to back seat! YIKES!).

Reviewed on September 20, 2007
LOLOLOLOL I love rollercoasters: most of 'em, anyway. Now, though, they're getting past the point of insanity as far as height and speed.....and love the ups and downs of this write, Rebecca: whatta ride! Well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

That ending LOLOLOLOLOL

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on September 20, 2007
Sounds so awsome! Bet you had a fun time too, roller coaster rides can be so much fun and for just a little while you can fee free....

Be safe,
Karen

Reviewed by R Beeman
Reviewed on September 20, 2007
ah, likewise do i remember that time. lol. was a very interesting day to say the least.

always,
randy

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on September 20, 2007
Wow! You made me recall similar memories Rebecca! This is a great write and I know exactly how you felt;-) You'd never catch me on one now;-)lol

Love,
Eileen

Reviewed by Laura Mayer (Reader)
Reviewed on September 20, 2007
This sure was a fun ride! I would have puked on his shoes too,lol.
Hugs, Laura


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