Loretta Clark
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Anger
Anger is a livid crimson.
Anger sounds like hail furiously pounding on a tin roof.
Anger smells like singeing hair.
Anger tastes like horseradish, its bitter burning never leaving your mouth.
Anger looks like a forest fire leaving a smoldering nothing in its wake.
Anger feels like the stabbing pain of a thorn bush clutching you in its eternal embrace.
Loretta Clark
Submitted: Friday, April 17, 2009
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hallo very nicely written due to the shortage of time i am writing this only please comment on my poem i have written only a single poem
Nice write giving comparisons to anger