Expression of anger

This maybe an insight,
   trying to explain myself.

Happiness is easy,
  sharing images gleefully.

Sadness requires more effort,
  reluctantly passing along the shadows.

Anger,
  one of silence,
    not to be shared.

Reviews

[Matching Socks]

Ok, I'm complete opposite of KL. I think someone spikes my coffee with happy pills every morning. I don't get angry often but when I do... I do it with flare!

[Lyn Anderson]

Come on get happy is playing in my head -- I should write about it ...:)

[Matching Socks]

I effing love that song!

[Matching Socks]

Seriously, I'm in my own world of candy canes and whipped cream sometimes.
And it is mighty tasty.

[Jon Roggie]

I have not even had a chance to reply!

[Matching Socks]

Get with program Jon, it's YOUR poem...

[Jon Roggie]

The best way I can explain is anger causes pain.

[Jon Roggie]

Because of that, I often prefer to direct the anger towards silence.

[Matching Socks]

Silence causes pain too. :)
Ok, I'm going to bed!! Night my little tortoise buddy.

[Lyn Anderson]

Hmm, interesting. Polar opposite to me. Anger the easiest, sadness next, and then, if I REALLY stretch myself, I can get happy.:)

[Jon Roggie]

Now, I have to explain to the two of you.

[Jon Roggie]

The pain is not only for myself, but to the one to which is directed.

[Jon Roggie]

Leaving myself to take the brunt of the emotions, which I am prepared for.

[Renée]

the many faces of poetry.. short and still tasteful Mr. Tortoise

[Jon Roggie]

We always have the Garden, and you are still a Pixie!

[Renée]

Curtsy Dear Mr. Tortoise.. That we do ! ( :