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This poem describes anger as a scary nightmare that lingers in one's head even after waking. It depicts anger preventing a child from focusing at school or feeling comfortable in the hallway due to scary shadows. The poem conveys how anger comes and goes, sometimes returning after it seemed to disappear, like a recurring nightmare.
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- 1. Anger Shall I compare anger to a night mare When you can't get it out of your scared head In your bad dreams when you wake up and stare If you get quite worried in your little bed When you are at school and can't do your work But you forget that dream and you are mad But then you have one and it is lurking And you wish you didn't because your sad When you are to scared to go down the hall Even when the lights are very bright In the corner scary shadows quite tall But after a while you were alright And your anger was gone it was a pain But then you fell and had anger again