Angry Like This

by Dossereana

Published April 8, 2023

16+

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Warning: This work has been rated 16+.

Do you think I enjoy

being so angry like this

Do you think I like

making a scene

well if those where your thoughts

then your dam wrong

I hate it

in fact I despise it

but I don't have

any control over it anymore

thanks to you

I'm a kicking, screaming,

shouting, angry, stressed void

and your the flippen one

who made this happen

but I know what you're going to do

you're just going to walk away

like a jerk who doesn't care

because that's what you've always done

and I am so dam tired of it!

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tautik1234 wrote a review Review · Apr 9, 2023

Hello!
This poem expresses the draining thoughts of the poet who's totally pissed off by the actions of his/her partner who acts irresponsible towards the actions they've done.
The thing I liked about the poem is that the thoughts are expressed in a free verse and not in some rhythmic style because this style made it much more natural.
The poet doesn't like being the grumpy one all the time, the one who makes the scene. In fact, they didn't like it at all. But alas, they cannot control it and the sole reason is their partner.
Good work mate!

I'm so glad that I got that all across in the poem, I've never really done a poem like this before.

TheCornDogEnthusiast wrote a review Review · Apr 8, 2023

Hello!
This text appears to be a poem or a free verse expressing the speaker's anger and frustration towards someone who has caused them to feel this way. The use of strong language and vivid imagery conveys the intensity of their emotions.

The speaker emphasizes that they do not enjoy being angry or making a scene, but they feel they have lost control over their emotions. They blame the person they are addressing for causing their distress and express frustration with their perceived lack of concern or responsibility.

Overall, theis text conveys a sense of deep emotional turmoil and a desire for the other person to take responsibility for their actions and show genuine care for the speaker's well-being.

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Thanks for the review, I'm glad that I got all of that across in the poem. :)



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