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Anger


Outline: This was first posted a year ago on GetWriting, inspired by an angry work by Scribbler!
Why: GW Nostalgia
Review: Honest
16th November 2005
Anger
Poetry Author: Firecat
Created: 16 November 2004


When you're angry LET IT OUT!
Jump a little, SCREAM and SHOUT!
If you don't and let it stew
It becomes a poisoned brew.

I should know, I've had that lesson.
What's that poison called?
Depression.


Poetry: A3282770 - Anger

deepthoughts

[Wed Nov 16, 2005 8:46 pm]

Neat, tidy poem with a powerful meaning. I understand what you are saying and am sure many people have had similar experiences in everyday life
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Firecat

[Wed Nov 16, 2005 8:54 pm]

Thanks, DT! It's a lesson I've learnt!
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Sammy-Sparkle

[Wed Nov 16, 2005 9:48 pm]

Don't worry, FC, if I were you, I'd be worried if I WASN'T depressed. You need to be depressed to become a great artist, writer or poet. I mean, look at my hero Vincent Van Gogh, or Stevie Smith, or Kurt Cobain... no, they're probably bad examples. But Spike Milligan, one of the greatest genii of the 20th century, was almost crippled by the Black Dog (as was Churchill who, I believe, coined the phrase). Cool
BTW, I think you should remove the intro to your poems, where you say:
16th November 2005
Anger
Poetry Author: Firecat
Created: 16 November 2004

Apart from the two different years, this is not necessary - indeed it seems like a part of the poem. Heed my wise advice, and you'll go far.
Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
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MummyPenguin

[Wed Nov 16, 2005 9:55 pm]

Hi FC
Very succinct, sharp writing and anyone who has suffered with depression will know how important letting go of the anger is.

Thanks for sharing what is a very personal poem.

MP
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Bedford [<16]

[Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:21 pm]

Smasher of a poem, wish I had come up with that one. (A rare wish Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Rolling Eyes )
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jojo123

[Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:32 pm]

Very Happy excellant!!one for the wall to remind me ..concise and very to the point with truth,,loved it !
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quorn4midnight

[Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:09 pm] anger

small, sweet and to the point.

though i'd have liked more bare-naked vitriol, with blind intent to harm, lol, maybe that's just me, or perhaps you did write that poem and sent it to the person you talk about while the one you show us is the more reserved 'you', hehehe. Twisted Evil
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Scribbler

[Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:41 pm]

Heh Mogs my darling.....I see I inspired you to air this one.....you should sense my anger today.(fired by extreme disappointment) ..my poem doesnt even get close...I am ready to kill!Evil or Very Mad
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:02 pm]

Wow! Wow I take a night off here, then come back to find 6 new reviews on this! Thankyou all so much!! Very Happy
I was just replying and had got as far as Bedford, when by flipping back and forth I flipping lost the lot! Sad So individually...
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:16 pm]

Sammy! Vincent once lived near here. I'm often stopped at traffic lights opposite his blue plaque.
I am no doubt influenced by Stevie Smith, as my Italian teacher at school used to read us her tragically, comically, tragi-comic poems. I notice Tsunami unashamedly uses her line "Not Waving, Drowning!" as a sign-off. Haven't heard of the other one. Confused
Spike was, of course, Manic-Depressive, which explains so much.
I will think again about posting both the GW and MW dates, but, is my poetry really so bad that you could mistake that for the first verse? Embarassed
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:19 pm]

MP, I am sorry that you have also suffered, Sad welcome to the club! Very Happy
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:20 pm]

Bedford, thanks! Rare praise indeed! Very Happy
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:24 pm]

Jojo, I don't think we've met? Putting it on your wall is your highest praise indeed! Very Happy Welcome to the club also. Confused I'll look in on you soon. Hug
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:27 pm]

Quorn, nice to meet you. Smile I'm afraid I don't do vitriolic, which probably explains the depression. Crying or Very sad
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Firecat

[Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:30 pm]

Scribs, I know you're having it really tough. Cuddle Keep heeding my advice! Smooch
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