Best Road Rage Poems


Road Rage

recklessness attacks ego
fury attacks soul
adrenaline attacks viscera
middle digit attacks upward
foot attacks accelerator
vehicle attacks vehicle
hand attacks pistol
lead attacks flesh
remorse attacks fury
gavel attacks sound block
inmate attacks inmate
Categories: road rage, anger, conflict, dark, pride,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Road Rage

Driving alone through the pouring rain,
plenty of time and road to gain,
now who is that nut driving so insane,
it must be a dang lame brain,

Sakes alive! they keep switching lanes!
Why can't they wait 'til the weather wanes!?
All these nuts! done strained my brain,
Complain, complain, blame, blame, blame!
Categories: road rage, funny
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Road Rage

I board my little metal box early in the dawn,
Adjust my seat, fix my mirror, turn the stereo on,
I love the drive, I live for the day,
And I am generally  accepting,
Of all those little experiences,
 Life shares with me along the way.

Check my mirrors, watch my speed,
Keep that safe distance that all drivers need,
Tense up my neck, stare into the next car,
Give people intense looks from near, and from afar.
All of the sudden, something within me jumps out,
Did I just curse, did I actually shout?

I’m only going from here to there, just a simple commute,
But there is a collective static that I cannot dispute,
As I glance at the other drivers, with that protruding vein,
From all of the anger, stress, and strain.
They all look like the angry guy in my mirror,
That is staring them right back again.

Break checking, tail gating, horns blowing,
And all of those one fingered salutes,
That my fellow drivers are showing.
Have I lost my mind? Is the traffic beginning to slow?,
Did I just call that little old lady,
A bloated warthog for not staying with the flow?

I finally reached my destination and my patience is gone,
My nerves shot, my anger boiling over, as the day wears on.
Why Oh why do I love to drive,
When just getting there wrecks my day?
I cant point the finger and blame others for my anger,
When I reacted in exactly the same way.

There is a solution to this though, 
There is more than one way out,
There is a way to have a good day to this you may score,
Have others drive so you can talk,
Leave earlier and walk,
And of course, that is what a bus route is for.
Categories: road rage, confusion, funny, life, on
Form:

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Road Rage

it must be road rage
more than the middle finger
the middle toe too
Categories: road rage, humorous,
Form: Haiku

Road Rage

Road Rage

The sign on the road said stop and turn back
But the driver is listening to his own soundtrack
The noise in his head is messing up his thinking
As he looks at the truck ahead whose lights are blinking

He yells out the window ‘’Are you stupid or what’’
‘’Watch what you’re doing you ignorant clot’’
When he looks back at the road it’s already too late
With his foot to the floor, he meets his fate

I know for I was there on that same road
I was driving a truck with a heavy load
The truck in his way was driven by me
I kept hitting the breaks in the hope he would see

The bridge up ahead had collapsed you see
I did what I could as he sailed by me
He saw my warnings as a hindrance to ignore
Some people are like that when you knock on their door

Don’t worry how they drive, but how you do instead
Watch for the warning lights up ahead
For some roads go nowhere and you need to resist 
Because those that seek to travel them will cease to exist

A.Jarvis March 2012
Categories: road rage, analogy, anger, bible, car,
Form: Rhyme

Road Rage

We know all roads lead to Rome
So you drive a posh Motor Home
For goodness sake
Elate your mate
And lose that damn garden gnome!
Categories: road rage, anger, conflict, international, travel,
Form: Limerick


Road Rage(Footles)

"Lights Beam"
"Horns Sing"

"Beep Beep"  
"You Creep"

"Face Frown"
"Slow Down"  

"Move It"
"Dim Wit"

"Scream Shout"
"Look Out"

"Dirty Smirk"
"You Jerk"
Categories: road rage, funny, life, people
Form: Light Verse

Road Rage

I remember 
Your anger 

The way your neck muscles 
Stood out 
As you cursed my name 

You showed up 
Uninvited 
with your pants 
Lower than your hips 
Yet 
You somehow paced with self assurance 

You circled 
The parking garage 
Chain smoking 
Making the concrete ground 
Your ashtray 

Your heavy clothes 
In summer’s heat 
Made it easy 
To hide 
a closed fist 

As I allege 
The broken headlight 
With your name 
in the same sentence 

From my heart beat
My jaw popping 
My hazard lights clicking 
Your rap music blasting 
through my speakers 

I can’t remember 
what noise 
Stopped first 

Or why 
You held me close 
In your arms 
Afterwards 

But I drove you home 
quietly reaching out to you 
To hold your hand 

Desperately 
Wanting 
your warmth 
your affection 

Instead of suffocating  
The thoughts 
Of you 2 nights before 

Shivering under my sheets 
Against my body 
As the drugs wore off 

But I stayed awake 
To make sure 
You fell asleep

And also admire 
How much I loved 
Your company 

After I dropped you off 
I stared at your house 
While multiple friend’s advice
Playing in the background 

Their advice caused 
My brain 
And my heart to argue  
For hours that night 

And I kinda miss 
That part 

Cause when I 
think of you now 
I feel the effects of my insomnia  
Creeping in 

From consistent phone calls 
Every night 
At 3am 
Taunting 

Like you’re constantly poking 
At my wounds 
With a dull knife 

I keep my blinds shut 
And my lights off 
After work 
So you think I’m not home 

It gives me time 
To try to 
fall asleep early 
So I’m not startled 
As you call
From an unknown number 

I get ready for work 
The night before now 
That way I am prepared

To sprint through 
the parking garage 
To my car 
Every day 

And once I catch my breath 
And lock the doors 
I close my eyes 
Turn my headlights on 
And hope you won’t be there
© Ali Lynn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: road rage, anxiety, car, emotions,
Form: Free verse

Road Rage

Roaring round roads raucously  
Orally overtly offending operators
Acrid antagonistic adjectives aired
Defiantly daring distracted drivers

Ranting raving railing
Aggravate annoy atrocious
Gregarious gone Goebbels
Exacerbate engage enrage
Categories: road rage, people, social
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Road Rage Revisit Manurewa New Zealand

Memories of him are still there upon Weymouth Road
his sullen white cross nailed to the old Kauri
symbolize by countless layers of uncaring street wise graffiti,
while burdensome scars revealed by heavy metal grow faint
and the old Rose i placed withered and faded
in the over grown yet still blood stained grass,
a monument still there for the few of us
those that cared those with lives full of guilt
'when you mate ran out of life number nine!'

© Harry J Horsman 2013
Categories: road rage, angst, dedication, old, old,
Form: Free verse

Road Rage At Wal Mart

Road Rage At Wal-Mart

By Elton Camp

It was a task Meg did hate
A shopping cart to separate

After many jerks to pull one apart
Annoyed, shopping she did start

Moving up the produce aisle
Meg had to face her first trial

A cart she couldn’t get around
Angrily at its user she did frown

Picking her beans one-by-one 
Was the woman’s idea of fun

Bread aisle was the next delay
Please excuse me, she did say

The customer did only glare
To let her pass she didn’t care

At the eggs, she had to delay
Another cart was in the way

Express Check the sign read
A full cart pushed ahead

Angrily, Meg began to curse
Hit the customer with her purse
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: road rage, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Ways To Turn Yourself In When Road Rage Gets the Best of You

What do you see
When you open your ears and hear
The smell of death
Descending upon the valley
Quickly and methodically
Choosing words to fit
The description 
While the sketch artist 
Chokes them down with a
Lime juice chaser. 
Upon completion,
You see a mirror on the desk
And marvel at your own eyes
Gazing intently at your own
Eyes.
Confusion.
How does one project themselves?
Only I recognize me.
I giggle at the self-loathing,
And the pathetic detective work.
Categories: road rage, angst, introspection, philosophy, giggle,
Form: Free verse

Hell of a Place

Walking down the road with all the people of my age 
Makes me feel like a stranger at this hell of a place
I try to fasten my pace, so I could spare a minute or two of this disgrace 
I don't look back I stride till I'm out of their gaze 
my eyes on concrete road, my hands on my bag strap 
my gaze so unshaken by any mistake of passerby 
People shouting at me as I became the reason for their small slip and slide
I don't listen, I don't stop, I stride till I'm out of their sight, out of their mind
They will curse at me saying 'what a mistake in this world is this girl'
I try to hold my tears as it finally sets in me, it could have been my last day at this hell of a place
Categories: road rage, anxiety, courage, depression, high
Form: Free verse

Antiques Road Rage

Antiques Road Rage

A country joy ride changed in a moment
An ancient old car, (older than me), takes me on 
A simple mission
To work on my English
The words didn’t come to address my anger
So I lifted my fossil like finger….at a gingerly pace….
Out the car window of my turtle-mobile
To communicate my feelings to a fool in the rear
Cutting me off, breaking the rules as he raced
And no signal!..... (What a disgrace!)
So I gave him mine
My middle finger…. (A friendly surprise)
He ranted and raged with colorful words
My car and I are obsolete antiques
No need to curse
We have our ways and know our worth
Categories: road rage, adventure, age, anger, car,
Form: Free verse

Road Rage

Road Rage

Driver of car
ranting and raving
shouting out swear words
Categories: road rage, anger, car,
Form: Haiku
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