Short Rage Poems

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


Premium Member Dodoitsu Beware the Beast

It stresses out everyone; Generates illness and feeds Upon the human spirit; It’s name, politics!
Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member My Rage is Silent

The words I try to write;
the scream I try to cry,
the tears I try to shed;
cannot put forth my horror.
My rage is silent.

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!
Form: Limerick

I Rage To the Wind

I rage to the wind,
But it does not listen.
For it howls
It howls all it's song and sin


                                2/02/14

Premium Member rivers hum silently until rage spills

rivers stay silent
happy to hum to themselves
until a rage spills
in torrents, cascades and falls
only quelled in spells of drought
Form: Tanka


Rage Uprising

Urges to kill rises like oceans,
And burns within like hellfire.
Consuming then parting as fast as it came,
And leaving nothing but a void to fill.

Premium Member Muted Rage

Old age
Muted rage

Broke hips
Bitter lips

Happy thoughts
Are Fought

Sunny Days
Turn away

Why lie
Will die

Nursing home
Swallows groan
Form: Couplet

Honey Tongues

Onion tears fall on deaf ears
Reflex pain and slurring names 
And blurry shame 
And tainted game 
With honey coated tongues 
Down acid stained mouths

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

Age Rage

Agnes McFearson was eighty-five
And insisted she should still drive.
She drove on the sidewalk
And for lights didn’t stop.
26 fellow citizens didn’t survive.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Magicicada 13 On Tbi Associated Rage: Stormy Inside

the calm and the storm
                                            all in one

                                   cut down the middle







MagiCicada13
Form: Senryu

Collision of Rage and Love

L-ook at the boxers, 
E-ven though they exchange blows, 
O-pen arms embrace.






Topic: Birthday of Leopoldo "Leo" Fabro (March 19) 
Form: Acrostic Senryu
Form: Senryu

Premium Member I am anger

I am anger, a hot fire, 
A tempest fierce that tears the night, 
A burning force of raw desire, 
Outrage fuels my fiery might, 
A storm that won't easily tire.
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Rage

R evulsion, as it pierces my skin,
A  nger within me, as I feel the burn,
G argantuan, immense…in which I can’t persist,
E ngulfing my every feeling…I’m insensible.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Let Me Call On Thunder

give me a show
like you've never given before
let your rage explode
like never before
give my heart the voice
it's never had before



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

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"

Not Love, But Rage

I became a soulless, void shell
After being faced with an inferno of rage from the person who should have bundled me into their arms,
And faced me with love and reassurance.
Form:

Premium Member -Rage

Volatile with rage

Wild and irate

Hurtful with words

Full of anger and hate


Unleash that rage

It does such harm

Release it to the wind

Relax and be calm
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Fire - Rage - Sapphic Stanza

Pappy dove through firestorms and hazards, blindly!
Burning both hands, losing a patch of skin and
Hopeful, Helpful, Rescuing, did it kindly
Saving poor Henry!

2/28/2019

Rage For Rage

was he mad
to suggest that
he was mad
or was his madness
a madness of words
how he used his words
or how they felt
he used his words
or how his words flowed
from his mixt worlds
© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Road Rage

honking expletives 
an irate driver 
aggressively gestures 
at my patient attitude
and the gaggle of geese 
crossing in single file…

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Looks Like Latest Rage

Looks Like Latest Rage

Looks Like what became Latest Rage,
When minds of the many may engage;
Have a heart;
Not pick apart,
After they read my Horn poetry page.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member CAGE RAGE

That conniving bird Tweety Pie Hoodwinked me and told me a lie Said I’d take centre stage If I crept in his cage Imprisoned, I’m here till I die!
Form: Limerick

To Rage and Roar

My pen constrained and kidnapped
   as ink bleeds evermore

Voices cry: “Something More Be Done”
  —fury to rage and roar

(Villanova Pennsylvania: Dreamsleep-February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Rage

R-  Rampid feelings of disorder
A-  Ageless regret to actions met
G-  Gaping wonderment of what I feel
E-  Enpowerment of ones emotions
      Rage it's a hard thing to enlist, rage.
Form: Name

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