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Furious I don't want to lose my job, but if he mouths off again, I'll kill him in my mind, if nowhere else. I know that clutch of gut, that screaming in my head is childish rage, but here I sit: Furious. Rough, red, bilious, describes Furious waiting to attack voraciously. It's a job to control her with just your head. Raging inside is a tiger's urge to kill and only a desperate choking clutch sends the beast to nowhere. The blankness of being nowhere makes a kitten of Furious, but there is no hope to clutch at. Depression rules the job and the urge to kill myself sweeps over me, invades my head. It's hard to live in your head. as emotions give life depth. Nowhere and no-when is it right to kill, but I feel like it when I'm Furious. I'm glad I have this curious job. It gives me a life raft on which to clutch. I wish that I could throw in the clutch of my car, take off, just head out to see America, My job will wait. Take me somewhere, anywhere, nowhere special. It doesn't pay to be Furious. I don't really want to kill. Do you know what it's like to kill another human being? I do. The guilt will clutch and tear your mind, I have to get Furious. out of my crazed head before I am no one and nowhere and out of a job. Job one then, is not to kill. Nowhere is it acceptable. I’ll clutch my head and my tongue, get over Furious. |
Additional Notes:
Sometimes it is absolutely essential to write something down rather than act it out. This was one of those times when poetry saved me. You see, there was this Super BORDERLINE patient...
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