Angry | Spoken Word Poetry | Award-Winning Performance

Spoken words, self-expression, like an angry face full of tension, can be described in a multitude of fashions. Rage drips from the eyes as the brows make a bridge to let the rain settle in. Teeth like a grin but strikes fear like a fin through occupied waters. The foolish, lest anger become a common trotter in their shallow emotions. The fin is really poking. Fear is a lighter provoking the kindlings of rage, and in this book, no one is on the same page. An eye for an eye makes a cyclops blind, but man is left seeing only half the story. So the rest of the book is uncharted, not knowing your next step, only where you started. Once upon a time without an end. But why would you be kind if another human, in the midst of their fuming, took half of what you needed to see that they too were hurting? Patience was key, but instead the door is locked and you become another victim to the The word angry.