Temper Tantrum Poems - Poems about Temper Tantrum

Subject: Temper Tantrums Give someone having a temper tantrum an inch and they will take a mile's worth of attention. You cannot kill the same dead horse twice or shoot a six shooter a seventh time without reloading it. Remember this. When you either complain or condemn or criticize an opponent you are doing the same to their supporters and constituents, family members, church...

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no temper tantrum ever averting summer’s departure posted on September 8, 2019...

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Benny B was well known as a crowder And today he craved a bowl of clam chowder The waitress with a frown Said "the chowder's all gone" Ben threw a tantrum, whining all the louder...

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I was shopping in the local mall When a toddler just started to bawl He stamped his tiny feet And demanded a treat But his mum wouldn’t buy a football! He continued to scream and shout His small mouth displayed a huge pout But much to his chagrin His mum did not cave in Just warned him he could get a clout! His dad took...

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Hurricane Hermine is coming ashore this dark night, Descending with wind and rain and a stormy appetite. Nature is throwing a tantrum, and we will respect its wrath. It may take no prisoners in its tempestuous path. People are hurriedly preparing with water and food. Some will have a hurricane party, daring the storm to intrude. Most will say a prayer...

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If I didn't love you, I wouldn't have taken the time to tell you, All the while you were standing there acting so immature and selfish, Holding my breath and counting to ten a million times over, I quietly sat and watched the rage until you stopped breathing over my shoulder, I couldn't take the abuse any longer, And...

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Splitting soil and rock; quaking, shaking dance of death. Land and sea alike, Well shaken; no stirring here; an earthquake, temper tantrum....

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During the night the heavy storm came. Lashing rain and winds that were wild. By morning, gone, and now weather tame. The skies, bright and clear, wind now mild. Nature's temper tantrum, like that of a child....

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