Without Anger
written by: Angel Edwards
Without anger could I have survived
Anger is sometimes a means of survival
With PTSD any slight irritation can evoke rage
The test is to be able to turn the anger off
or calm the rage down to a dull simmer of just slight annoyance
Life becomes so melodramatic and hardly ever in the positive spectrum of drama
experiencing trauma endlessly
repetitively relentlessly
experience
callous indifference
cavalier dismissive
Cold world
isolation
With PTSD one always feels threatened
by impending danger
ever on guard
treading tiptoe
terrified
solo
Angel Edwards is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, published writer of three books of poetry. She has performed around Vancouver and Canada for the past 40 years as a singer songwriter solo guitar and voice. Her original music is folk pop rock with an undercurrent of blues and country. Long time member of BMI, SOCAN , AFM League of Canadian Poets. Her song "Save The Planet" was included on the benefit CD "Rock For America" track 10 Online Records NY NY 2001.
Latest posts by Angel Edwards (see all)
- Evocation on Halloween - October 24, 2024
- Passengers on a Train - October 1, 2024
- The Arts of Revenge - July 26, 2024
