My RageA Poem by M J HuttonMy rage as a child knew no bounds. It was a raw destructive animal That had no strategy or cover. It bore no tactical nous of maneuver. Held no plans for a bright future And leapt wildly from the confines Of acceptance, It was a belligerent beast of destruction. No fence, border or man, could Tame or hold the hostile lunatic That held a passport called rage. It could flare up at Any given circumstance, It could appear as quickly As a rain cloud, and deliver A heavy turbulent downpour… No, it wasn’t pleasant… It was never pleasant… It could ignite from a mere Phrase or sentence, explode On a whim or a failed demand, It threw chairs at teachers And hit fellow children It pushed playmates Of garage roof tops that Resulted in broken legs…. No…it certainly wasn’t pleasant… My rage as a man Can be as equally intense. But I’ve noticed that it Is generally reserved for Football matches and sporting Fields of play, A live match on the TV, Or the occasional road rage, Yeah, tailgaters…. They bring it out, I’ve a heavy wooden cosh Underneath my seat, And I’m afraid it’ll get used If some prick gets too close To me… © 2008 M J Hutton |
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