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Anger on the Stove MAG
November 3, 2016
His temper is on a short fuse
and it bubbles and boils.
Building up within him.
Heat
escapes like steam.
He dreams of a calmer way to survive.
All the ingredients of his rage swirling within.
If no one pays attention to him he might finally snap.
He might ruin himself
as the broth of his anger gets too hot.
There is a way to turn it down
or even turn him off.
Only if he bubbles out of control.
Only if he lets his anger cook too long.
© Rachel D., Bethesda, MD
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