Violent Rage Poem by Randy McClave

Violent Rage

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I have been in a violent rage since the day that I was born
First it began when from my mother that I was violently torn
And then from that day that loss of innocence I still do mourn
I am truly the innocent, and at the world I do scorn.

Violence it is with me wherever that I might be
Where friendship is another man's drink, rage is my cup of tea
People enjoy to anger as though that is there strategy
And rage is that result, and the victim is always me.

I think about my past and the major events in my life
My first kiss, my first hug, my siblings and even my wife
But then those events brought me anger and hate and also strife
I was used and abused, cheated on and then stabbed by their knife.

When I wake up in the morning anger is on my mind
And when I go to bed at night my temper is all that I can find
I think of my rage which was caused by friends not being kind
How I wish that my peace and solitude was never left behind.

My life is filled with its outrages, anger and its wrath
I wish now that when I was walking I had taken a more peaceful path
Seems as though I have walked that road for years if correctly I did my math
How I wish that my rage could be removed, as simply by taking a bath.

I am now so tired my body is so old and worn
I wish again and again, I never came out that September morn
My mother was the rose and I indeed was her thorn
How I wish and pray many times over, that I could of been reborn.


Randy L. McClave

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Allemagne Roßmann 08 September 2012

Facts could be it-this woman is cold and has no eggs to deliver....but when you know truth and have played with it for neon carnal desires to be manly-its too late and it also does not matter for another person seeing or knowing it.He will balance life laughing at someones cries like the way he cried sometimes before and the now sobbing person laughed.This world is like that mirror.It always return back what are facts.Truth is controlled by time.therefore life is a chess game but the end of the day a king and a servant are kept in the same box.Games over.It is like that and seldom matters.Hence we are all stuffs for ragbags one way or the other...Well written and articulated poetry here..

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Randy McClave

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Ashland, Kentucky
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