Poems on the topic: rage

Poems on the topic “rage” on Poets.by.

AngryDave Bonta

Routine

I dress myself in rage at abominable dealings I eat a bad apple a day in a cold tavern
AngryDave Bonta

Changeling

My birthday is water in wine, an impertinent chance. I do not concern myself with it. Give me rage and I shall go on: I was a changeling. The man in whose place I troll was born happy.
AngryDave Bonta

Ungrounded

I could not speak my sorrow so I begin to rage a candle lit to burn in the chimney knowing myself to have given ground to air
AngryJ. M. Synge

A Question

I asked if I got sick and died, would you With my black funeral go walking too, If you’d stand close to hear them talk or pray While I’m let down in that steep bank of clay. And, No, you said, for if you saw a crew Of living idiots pressing round that new Oak coffin--they alive, I dead beneath That board--you’d rave and rend them with your teeth.

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