Monday, January 11, 2010

Anger Comments

Rating: 3.9

Anger is a hydra -headed demon
A demon beating its furious wings
a volcano belching out fiery lava
a gloomy sky cracking thunders
...
Read full text

COMMENTS
Chitra - 04 March 2012

deep and profound in tone, Sir.

0 0 Reply

It is said, ' Anger is one lettIer away from danger.' A very nice poem portraying the consequences of anger.

0 0 Reply
Kannan G 13 May 2010

A beautiful composition capturing the various hues and shapes of Anger. May we be able to conquer Anger with rightful thinking, meditation and compassion. Best wishes

0 0 Reply

Profoundly presented my friend.10/10

0 0 Reply
Seema Chowdhury 01 March 2010

welcome to poem hunter. i enjoyed your poem. thanks for sharing it with all. hope u will read more of my poems too. take care

0 0 Reply
Ravi A 10 February 2010

The last couple of lines - anger comes... Yes. if we can watch anger as it comes, we can keep him at a distance. If we identify with anger, then, we are lost. You have captured the reasons for anger nicely.

1 0 Reply
Lovita Morang 08 February 2010

let not hunger of anger starve human feeling...if u feel angry look up 9/10

0 0 Reply
Sathyanarayana M V S 08 February 2010

Anger, well defined with all its ramifications. Very poetic.

0 0 Reply
Almedia Knight-Oliver 31 January 2010

'Anger' is vividly described in your poem.I enjoyed the metsphors used to describe this very strong emotion.

0 0 Reply
Indira Renganathan 25 January 2010

Highly metaphorical....your longing observation is wellused...last three lines are really true to reality....well penned poem...thank you

0 0 Reply
Sumita Datta 20 January 2010

Anger is the natural expression that not only human being…. An animal, plants, hills …. All know how to show? Expressed nicely…. :)

0 0 Reply
Chitra - 19 January 2010

social aspect of Anger. so many atrocities that cause the bouts of anger. emotional write!

0 0 Reply
Lillian Thomas 17 January 2010

Your observations are put into visual imagery that conveys your emotion, esp. in the first stanza. The second stanza is more like a journalist's words than a poet's, and yet we need the specifics to know what you are angry about. Something that bridges the two, unifying it would make it stronger. The bus is in both stanzas, perhaps a few words or a line that would make the second stanza 'Views from a bus called anger' Just an idea, but you have a good eye for detail and an empathetic heart. Thank you for sharing.

0 0 Reply
Close
Error Success