Short Angriest Poems

Short Angriest Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Angriest by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Angriest by length and keyword.


Premium Member Gem

A gem
embodies the soul of an angel's
who sings with a celestial voice
to soothe the angriest flames,
fade away the concept of war,
and deform the illusions of society


Anxiety

My dad drinks beer in his angriest t-shirt, waiting
for me to prove my purpose, two doctorates
like scholarly wings to lift his ass
to the upper class, where
he will drink beer in his angriest t-shirt, waiting.
dad

Premium Member spooky creepy shrunken heads

that shrunken head has the angriest eyes, I said.
Is it because he is dead? Because he is dead?
No, that one is Fred. He’s always been mad.
Maybe he’s sad, I suggested, maybe he’s sad.

Fred glared at me and stuck out his tongue.
Another head threw snot my way, not to be outdone.
Why do you keep these? I asked my friend Shay.
They creep me out but keep salesmen away.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chimparoo and her Horrible Angry Cat

My pal Chimparoo had the angriest cat
No matter what you did, he was mean as a rat
Jumping up and down like a Johnny Jehosophat
Always being mean to others was that horrible cat

Chimparoo, why do you like this mongrel so?
He’s not as bad as you think, Chimparoo lied high and low.
We knew it was bad, we could hear the cat giving her hell.
But Chimparoo had a sweet temperament, she would never yell.
Form: Rhyme

Intrusive Thoughts

Maybe he got in a car accident.
Maybe he just hates me.
Or maybe…
He was so mad.
The angriest person alive.
Because of something I said years ago.
So he was speeding in anger.
There was a guard rail,
And a semi truck.
I can see it now.
Or maybe he’s fine, and driving, driving, driving.
Away from me.
But I don’t truly believe that.
I think he was speeding.
He crashed.
And crashed,
And crashed…
Because he was speeding.
Away from me.


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