The Roller Coaster Inside: Life in Limbo
By K. Brooks
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The heart race and heart ache of what it's like to have loved and lost through real relationship dramas and fantasies.
The reality of becoming estranged from family and the aftermath of the emotions that follow.
If you are human and you feel pain, desire, anger, joy, hurt and bewilderment then have a seat with me on the roller coaster of life.
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The Roller Coaster Inside - K. Brooks
Prologue
Throughout the book, you will experience the highs and lows of what life throws at us and has thrown at me. Deep and sincere, each poem has been written to express the overwhelming feelings I have been subjected too and what a lot of you will have also felt. Each poem aims to reach out to the inner emotions we carry in order to connect with you- to let you know you are not alone with the burdens and the joys of life.
My background
A daughter to military parents I have never had a place I can really call home. With my mother being an RAF communications engineer and my father being an RAF policeman, life for me was never straight forward. From the age of eleven, I was subjected to my childhood and teenage years in boarding school where I felt confined, alone and helpless. I never really got along with any of my school mates unable to fit in and ride through school happily. I was shy and reserved for the first 4 years so, learning about the world and feeling trapped, I turned to poetry as a way to express how I was really feeling inside without being judged. It was an escape from reality.
I met my best friend in the last two years of school whom I shared a room with. She filled me with hope and directed me through my dark stages, helping me battle the demons I was struggling with. I owe a lot of my success to her as she gave me the willpower and strength to make the most of my life. I am now at university studying animal behaviour and training, a part time event singer, part time delivery driver and a poet. Life is not easy and it will never run smoothly but being able to cope with the toughest bits helps me achieve the goals I want to.
Author%20image.jpgMother Nature
Global warming fills the earth,
The blanket of gas that we drown in,
Still we cannot resist the greed,
Temptation to want, not need.
The dark grey clouds that block the sun,
Hold thunder, lightning and the rain that’s begun.
The battle that shall go on ahead,
Will leave thousands homeless and hundreds dead!
Mother nature, what have we done?
We kill your world, it’s not for fun.
Look at the famine and look at the thirst,
Look at