wrath

May 21st, 2011 | 430 Entries

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430 Entries for “wrath”

  1. this day i felt so sad and angry with myself. i slept all day and spend a lot of time on internet. need to work more. need to get paid on time. always late, always late…
    don’t feel like writing. wrath only reminds me of a heavy metal song

    by Rotov on 05.22.2011
  2. I incurred the wrath of the family for several years after my husband had left me. He was a sinner and a fool and I hated him. This dog lived across the street corruptly staking a negotiation with my crotch. I hated him as well.

    by Tim on 05.22.2011
  3. When my life turned my path into “nowhere” direction, i felt that i had brought a terrible wrath with me for which i am being cursed now.

    by Binamrata on 05.22.2011
  4. She suffered from his wrath just for being alive. Sometimes she wished she wasn’t even alive he made her feel so bad. The way he hit and bruised her because she even existed was breaking her spirit.

    by Kamaria on 05.22.2011
  5. Violence. The need to hurt someone, or something, in an evil manner. WRATH. Something unneeded to this world.

    by AmyWTFAutopsy! on 05.22.2011
  6. Oh wrath, oh wrath you are not so gentle and kind as I had hoped. It shows that I was innocent to the ways of the world and knew not your intentions. I feel the vengeance greeting me as I walk through the wood framed door.

    by AnjAnj on 05.22.2011
  7. anger is the most destructive feeling a person can feel. but it gives strength. isn’t it a paradox.

    by Anna on 05.22.2011
  8. wrath of the strom fell the trees on the way, i had to go. logs spilled over the metalled road as if morose bunch of fellows just done with a century old war. None can move them.

  9. of the seven sins
    this is perhaps the most deadly

    for you see
    even if there is no heaven or hell
    or god above or devil below

    wrath can lead to destruction
    and the loss of love

    and peace

    and happiness

    by Alix on 05.22.2011
  10. My keyboard is sticky because I spilled juice all over it, therefore I’m very slow at typing. Thankfully my keyboard isn’t very wrathful, especially because I sleep in the same room as it and it knows where I live.

    by lara on 05.22.2011
  11. red anger boiling up
    erupting beyond the brain
    beyond thought
    beyond reason,
    to the world
    to evil heigths
    to all too human depths
    to no certain end
    but certain doom

    by gangus on 05.22.2011
  12. there is an animal deep inside me, I’m not quite sure what, but you make it come alive, and the anger is undeniable. I will set it free.

    by Devan on 05.22.2011
  13. wrath: good or bad? isn’t it the wrath of G-d that made him banish adam and eve? isn’t wrath closer to love then not caring because not caring lacks all emotion and love posses fully? wrath, good or bad? right or wrong? is it hatred or is it more?

    by Alicia on 05.22.2011
  14. Wrath. One of the seven deadly sins, I believe, yet one that people feel so often. We feel it when we feel as though we aren’t getting what we deserve, when we are being selfish, when people screw us over, but it is wrath we are feeling, or is it hurt? The knowledge that we have been robbed of what we believe rightfully should be ours?

    by Leandra on 05.22.2011
  15. angry frustrated terribly unfair, furious can’t explain how angry I am. a result of something you’ve done to really upset someone. A consequence of your actions. An emotional outburst which just can’t be held back

    by debbie king on 05.22.2011
  16. does this mean wreath?

    la. la la la. deck the halls with bows of holly fa la la la la, la la la la

    this the season to be jolly, fa la la la la, la la la la

    don we now our gay apparel, fa la la la la la la la la

    i dont know the reason, fa la la

    by bruno on 05.22.2011
  17. The wrath of the mosquito was overwhelming. He was biting at my skin as if he was letting out all of the frustrations of the world on me. His wrath was like that of the sun after loosing a beauty contest to the luminescient moon.

    by Jenna on 05.22.2011
  18. As the flames engulfed her, she laughed…the laugh carried far…far far over the strewn bodies and destroyed buildings. She screamed and screamed and screamed…”IT’S ALL OF THIS…ALL OF THIS BELONGS TO ME….AND NO ONE SHALL STAND IN MY WAY.”

  19. The wrath of the witch wiped out the entire village.
    A small child living on the outskirts viewed the tiny town from the top of the hill. He noticed the burning buildings and recognized his friends houses. He sat down and prayed that the witch receive forgiveness for her actions.

    by Samantha Compton on 05.22.2011
  20. that’s not the word, because wrath has something righteous or entitled about it and what he did on the clifftop was born of anger and a twisted frustration, yes to punish, but without a right, the action of a dangerous man, becoming more dangerous all the time as his bottled emotion sprays like acid around and finds a purchase, not a target, it burns a body, it burns lives, it burns the earth beneath and the air he breathes, poison

    by geraldine on 05.22.2011
  21. Anger is dangerous for children. When used against them, it causes all kinds of damage in which they can hardly survive. Yelling and hitting is the worst kind of wrath.

    by Holly deMello on 05.22.2011
  22. AFter the silent w comes anger , the wrath of the gods has wreaked destruction on the world , it has caused hurricanes , tornados , tsumanis , earatahquakes so many many acts of god . people have a great will to go forward , to bring calm again to horrendous situations .anger is dangerous , anger is infectious . Virginia Woolf that play showed anger riding high , it makes people say things they would never dream of saying , of doing things they would never do . I love , I also have got angry which is bad , if somebody is disabled and they don’t see the things others see then they are living in a different reality they have different laws in their land , anger management , how to direct your anger that is important , not to destroy that is vital

    by Anna Grogan on 05.22.2011
  23. wrath? do you mean as in god wrath? what the meaning of it? a sacred punishment or the anger from God? We always have the wrath inside of us pretending as a god and I feeling wrath because it only has 60 seconds to gibberish! It is never enough! IT IS NEVER ENOUGH!

    by wongchunei on 05.22.2011
  24. Hateful and eerie you never no what someone hides within themselves all you can see is the calm surface of the pool, beneath rages a dark place where violence brews and sorrow grows where hopes and dreams should flourish.

    by AJ on 05.22.2011
  25. rapture saturday, just perfect. we’re way past due anyway. who are we to say we’re even worthy of a higher power’s wrath now after we’ve been shamelessly incurring layer and layer of wrath upon ourselves.

  26. It burned in my soul. I wished nothing but the absolutely agonizing solution–was it a solution? He could not have withstood all that I felt, still cannot withstand it; yet it is his loss not mine.

    With time, the wrath turned to pity. Who cares?

    by on 05.22.2011
  27. the anger swelled
    from a sadness withheld.
    it bit into the darkness,
    seeping into
    the little lighted patches
    cause by a blue screen.
    it fell away just as it came.
    his words, his eyes so far away.
    all is fair. all is well. all can be okay.

  28. anger boiling up through a test tube. the apparatus used in chemistry is shaking with intensity. red. fury. energy so mighty that is shakes your bones and makes your hands quiver.

    by isabella on 05.22.2011
  29. The wrath of the gods be upon you this rapture day, hail the goddess bright and mighty may she vanquish the evil that doth reign upon this earth, cleanse the hearts of men and while she is at it my house! Winter cleaning anyone?

    by JenJen on 05.22.2011
  30. Grapes of Wrath is a book I haven’t read. I’ve been meaning to though. Umm, for some reason I always associate this book with East of Eden. Probably because that is also a book that I haven’t read but have been meaning to. There are too many books in the world omg.

    by Frances on 05.22.2011
  31. lonely wrapped up just hidden doesn’t mean anything i feel like it means to just wrap up and be urself and not worry about anything and jus

    by debbie on 05.22.2011
  32. Wrath had killed him. His body still ticked, still spoke, but his spirit had left. His wrath was mushroom cloud, destructive to the user as much as the victim, leaving him nothing but a husk of a man, hollowed out by his hate.

    by Adrian on 05.22.2011
  33. What little wrath he had left was no longer able to be used. The fighting had dried up his reserves of anger and left him empty, apathetic. As he stared at the remains of the broken plate on the floor in front of him, his wife, pale and trembling, ran into the hall.

    by Adrian on 05.22.2011
  34. Rage. Rage against the dying light. Rage with voice and anger. Yell and be heard. Do not go, silently into the night. Fight on. Act up. Rebel.

  35. I don’t really know what that means because i usually speaks spanish and i know there are several mistakes in my english but however, it sounds like something related with rainbows and some other gay stuff, maybe i’m just sayin’ this because i think it’s senseless, but i want to know where this page is going, so for my curiositys’ sake, i will find it out as soon as my time runs out.
    HA! sounds like now! well, let’s see if this was “wrath” it :p here we go..

    by Y on 05.22.2011
  36. Its burning and ritchous. triggered it cant be taken bak and it distroys, your wounds clensed and cut open, deeeper now but clean. the world is more messy but you’re clean.

    by J on 05.22.2011
  37. I could see his arms begin to tremble after I told him about it all. I knew it was going to be bad but those moments before he started were the worst. It was on its way, but he just delayed it enough for the enormity of the beating to come to occur to me. By the time his fist connected it was kind of a relief.

  38. wrath reminds me first off of the wrath of God, because I heard it so much in when reading the bible. It also makes me think of the wrath of nature through natural disasters like tornadoes, earth quakes, and other crazy catastrophes that can happen at any point in your life without any way to understand it.

    by Elizabeth on 05.22.2011
  39. grapes of, revenge, not wanting, hate evil ill disdain intense, can’t think, silent ‘w’

    by Julie Southard on 05.22.2011
  40. I felt the empty wrath of the after math. Still here though…..not for long though…