Short Angrily Poems

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Premium Member What Is It

Meg said, "Get over it."
Over what I say,
Meg answered angrily
"I don't know what it is."
But I wish it would go away.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member River Awakes

Dry River awakes
                              Angrily raging down stream
                                  Thunder claps in awe
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Wasting Love

Much I raised my voice 

Angrily you responded

Love's time we wasted!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
      28 January 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hang Ups

Angrily hanging up a smartphone lacks gravitas - jabbing a virtual button doesn’t offer the satisfying, physical release of slamming down a receiver

Scarlet's Dire

Smoky skies,
red flames...war increased
Scarlet's dire.

Angrily...
invoking faint hope
with much pain.

Was it peace...
abundant harvest, 
or lost love?
Form: Senryu


Upset Tummy

When her gastrointestinal tract 
went gurglly and angrily talked back;   
lamented my Maria, 
"This damn diarrhea 
with me flat on my back so lacks tact."
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Sunbed Rage

On holiday went down feeling cool
with my towel then felt such a fool
as the sun was breaking
every sun bed was taken 
angrily threw all towels in pool.
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Family Illnesses

illnesses too tragic to mention
angrily parading through families
who will be the next victim?
changing your life greatly
obliterating
nonsensical
compelling
intense
pain
Form: Nonet

Exit and Exist

In life there are exit 
And exist.
Whenever exit 
Angrily 
Disappears.
Exist excites  
As it exactly
Appears. 

May 20/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
Mussabwa Chris
Form: Rhyme

Falling From His Throne

I pushed my homework

To stargaze with Kermit Frog toy…

Angrily, he threw my moppet

While I glared at this shadow,

Plunging from an adored throne

Like a villain.

Humankind Are Babies

Humankind are babies
lying naked on earth mat
playing with blind dolls
fighting  blowing winds
enjoying imaginary things
boxing angrily cruel waves
laughing at their foolishness
in lifelong times on earth

Premium Member An Icy Temper

Sharp pellets of hail    
angrily slap at the earth                                                                
pricking and provoking
a chilly temper tantrum  
from dark, grumbling skies.



Written on 11/2015
Form: Verse

Premium Member It's Not Your Fault

"It's not your fault," he said to me supportively.
"That's The Point!" I shouted back angrily.
"I did everything I could do to try and save her.
It's not my fault that she died anyway?
Why on earth would you think that would make me feel better?"
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fear

Giant teeth angrily ripping flesh
Maniacal laughter, internal screaming
Irregular heartbeats 
Insane night terrors 
Paralysis and yet…
Silent screams coming from somewhere

Written 2018-2019
Contest:  Reflect That Emotion
Sponsor: Nina Paramenter

Him

Yes it was him,
the man from my prophecy
born from starvation.

The trees danced
as he disappeared, and reappeared.
Flying discs spoke his birth
as I angrily begged him to stay.

I was so desperate almost to death.
He came at his own time.
Will I?

A Rainy Woodland Morning

The morning lasted all day
Rain dripped off the backs 
Of jet-black ravens
Perched in the branches
Of tired ancient larch.
They looked angrily,
More annoyed,
At magpies foraging
Through lonely sentinel bins.
Who didn’t care about rain,
Only about thieving ravens.
© David Wood  Create an image from this poem.

Why She Refused His Kiss

He drew her close and tried to paint a kiss on her soft cheek, angrily she refused,freed herself and closed the door on his face, her choked voice came from inside,'Where's my choco you promised, Dad?' =======================000===========================
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member For Consideration

~ i'll share my theory
i'm not sure you'll agree

some people are depressed
thinking they aren't blessed

angrily they wave their sword
but really they're simply bored

they simply need to find a passion
to set their heart in motion



AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Couplet

Winter Day

The skimming winter day 
Becomes flushed angrily
Pushing with licentious revelry
And scowling delicately astray 

The day vanishes into the night eye
And dread ascents with a feeling scream
The night flickers in cherishing gleam
As life proceeds--a brilliant dusk settles over sky
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Her Tone Was Harsh

he did not respond
she said something generic
but her tone was harsh

he did not argue
she approached him angrily
did not work at all

he took some deep breaths
as he watched her veins popping
she was no expert

he left quietly
because rage had blinded her
and she could not see

Cant Be Trusted

With diamond like skin, she cut me deep with her venomous attitude 
Frustrated at the sound of her voice,
nauseous at the smell of her breath
My blood pressure boils angrily,
turning my head into a tea pot
As she slithers closer to me, my skin begins to crawl
For she is slimy like the wettest reptile
Form: Ode

Premium Member Freeloader

Cardinal peeking
Red flashes in my sunroom
Seeks window feeder

          Empty feeding box
          Attractive indolent bird
          Pecks at my window

                    Angrily flitting
                    Eyes industrious robin
                    Pulling at a worm


April 28, 2021
Form: Haiku

Rain

Little drops of water, 
small and big,
Falling at a great speed on the thirsty earth
with rising smell over the land,
sometimes casuing floods and problem to all
sometimed naughtily while sometimes angrily,
making people travel to and fro,
though,
these little drops of water
big and small,
are fun for all.
Form: Verse

Glorious Morning

Glorious Morning

Glorious morning came riding
From faraway land
On sharp sweet arrows
All creatures on earth
Jumped to their feet
Clapping joyful welcome
But bats rushed angrily to bed
Night dancers and burglars
Vanished into hiding in rage
Jeering at Morning saying
Their festivals of death
Had been sabotaged

Premium Member All Alone

ALL ALONE

Acerbic analysis awaits Annie.
                                               Allies augment angrily against
                                               Alicia’s apocryphal antithesis.
                                               Authentication arrests all arguments. 

11/26/2017
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