anger
hate
horror
this is not good
rampage
“you shall feel my~”
THIS IS SPARTA
Emily
the last time i heard this word it was used to desrcibe what god would do to you if you slipped up and what he unleashed on jesus when he took the cross
Dominique
anger and hatred
fighting
rinsing wounds
pain
keep going,
you have to.
lilfe’s about wrath,
yet sometimes keeping wrath in us is harder than it seems..
sometimes better to express yourself
Jenny
Anger. Revenge. The first is an emotion. The second, a reaction to the first. Neither one is productive in life. By taking revenge you are validating another person’s power over your emiotions. By working through the first and not acting on the second, you will bring something positive into your life.
I conducted a campaign of wrath on the small peasants that i found flocking around my village there impenitence disgusted me and I felt it was high time that they followed my command. Hence I did destroy their livelihoods and make the children suffer.
Anthony
My wrath has overtaken the top of all creation. Purple in appearance but great is it when it is embodied not by word but by action. So I release the wrath. A.M. Pre-prophetic notion. To be at the bottom receives the wrath.
Josie
anger & hatred
hatred leads to love
oxymoron
hatred and love are the same sort of thing
you can love and hate someone
i do
you probably have done
everyone has wrath
you need to to learn how to control it
and turn it into love
Because after all…
Love slays all
Jenny
Waters running
Redder.
Aftermath of all
This rage.
Have at thee.
MissMayge
the grapes of wrath by john steinbeck made so much wrath come out of my body it’s not even funny. I hate that book so much. like i appreciate mr. steinbeck, but i really did not enjoy reading pages and pages only about corn
Jasmina
Usually I think of the Wrath of God since I was raised conservative and knew I should fear it. I’ve struggled with understanding the God in the Old Testament who was always full of wrath and the New Testament where His wrath is appeased. I am still afraid of His wrath.
not sure if I should say all the meanings the sentence has for me
one word is never one thought i should declare i sometimes wish so
no one will ever understand me with a single word
alejandra antonietta
He was wrathful in everything he did from a young age, because that’s how he learned to be from his good old daddy. It spread into his life with his kids too, but that’s what made him a proper dad. Kids need beatings, right?
Ivy Ziedrich
None like mine, right here and now, faced with outrageous unfairness from every angle.
What? the word is still wrath? what is this? uhhh. wrath is really really mad people. i don’t like mad people because they tend to do stupid things like kill puppies. But not really, because honestly, what kind of person kills puppies? thats just sick, man.
the wrath of god is mighty and i feel it in my bones the way it pounds how loud how soft and every day in the mirror i feel it burning so hot in my face the way the blood pounds to my cheeks in dismay yes yes the wrath of god is mighty and i feel it in my bones i feel it in my cheeks i feel it every day
Queen Anne's Lace
the wrath is a bad thing and we should avoid it because it makes the people heat us and do not want to speak to us
Wrath. The highest form of revenge. Caused by anger. I hate anger. Although am angry alot. Which is funny because I am one of the happiest people. Easily made to smile. Easily pleased and even easier to forgive. But I do have the kind of wrath you see in movies, maybe I am exaggerating. Ok is my time up yet?
Wrath. One of the deadly sins. My Deadly Sin… When things go wrong the red filters over your eyes and you lose all control. Wrath is a cousin to anger, yet they’re not the same…
Amanda
wrath. some people think this word is pronounced “roth” and some think it is “rath”. which is correct? who knows? either way i imagine some people would be outraged to hear, and act in an incredulous manner in regard to the supposedly incorrect pronounciation.
Pepe
haha the wrath was supposed to come yesterday. Not even the angels know when the end of the world is coming. God is not mean nor spiteful. He wants to see us live and survive. He would never want to destroy His beautiful creation of Earth.
Ashley
is something that descends from On High, unless I’m mistaken. This is what seems to define this word from other manifestations of violence. But those of us with more secular beliefs (and, really, even those of us who count themselves among the believers) must demonstrate an Earthly outlet. Even the Almighty’s vengeance must have a conduit, and therefore I find little distinction between wrath and other forms of violence, despite a certain deferral of responsibility to an invisible rage, in place of an unfavorable one.
Hurling pots, vases, which smash against the opposite wall and fall to the floor in a pile of shards, in smithereens. Faces contorted and red and angry with eyes and veins bulging.
linette
What a word.
I felt it when I found out how he’d betrayed me and slept with her. Not initially, but soon after, after I’d realized the fucking magnitude of what he’d done. So I transferred that…into working out, into writing, into being a better person. All of that was borne from the anger and when it comes time for me to come down on him, not only will he feel it, he’ll know that I’m all that other stuff, too.
The wrath of the dark lord caused Frodo to be cast into the depths of Mount Doom. Poor Frodo. It wasn’t his fault he stumbled upon the ring. The dangers of the internet.
B. Douglas
Wrath – a science teacher in my school. also, how someone feels when he or she is broken, hurt, depressed, in pain, drowning, dying, left alone, grieving, and feeling empty inside.
Syd
I feel like I’m falling beneath the shadows of a feeling that is indescribable, it is something unfathomable, something that you can’t dominate in any way. I feel like w is taking over r and a over t with a final gasp for an h.
Veronica Tirpea
anger, people, me, life people always telling you what to do, not knowing what to do. not being yourself, God
sammy
i am not angry, i have never felt wrath in its purest form. however, i know how to be angry. wrath is an extreme form, which can perhaps be a consequence of something as extreme. i just think life is too short to live it being angry, yet too long to try to be good with everyone. a little bit of anger doesn’t hurt, it’s a reality check.
Enis
Wrath – anger is painful, yet so human… wrath goes so much farther than justified emotion. Wrath is dangerous, and cruel, and devastating.
Chlöe
Wrath. Possibly the deadliest of the 7 deadly sins. Evil. Hatred. Wrath will kill you, others, and anyone who stands in your way. Why is wrath so terrible? It is founded in the core of sin. It is there in all of us. Beware of wrath. It will be the end of you.
Carly
Facing it, letting it happen. Listening to it, responding. Wrathful revenge, never happening. I’m done with it, I’m done with bitterness. Let it all go, feel the release.
Molly
I feel wrath for many people, ’cause what they do to other people, what they do themselves or what they don’t do.
She’s never really believed in a wrathful god, or at least — not without a great deal of cognitive dissonance. If you’d asked her when she was a teenager — asked her about reward and punishment and the value of suffering — she would have told you all the right answers. But she’s never believed it where it counts.
Jace
I read the Grapes of Wrath while I was in America. I read it years ago, but a recent road trip seemed like the best possible context to read it again. And as wonderful as I thought the first time. Now to read Travels with Charley – ok, so Steinbeck didn’t spend every night in his green van, but I still expecting a great book!
joey
Anger, I hate it.
The feeling of no coffee and no love
Always alone
Never enough
No time
No thoughts
Just wrath.
No more.
Miranda Parker
We were talking about the Rapture, and for a moment I thought I might prefer Paradise Lost’s Satan in his democracy of Hell to the wrathful God that rules the monarchy of Heaven.
wrath is bad and it makes people do bad things. it has a w but it doesnt sound like it does. wrath is like wrap and write, ath ath ath. wrath is like anger but wores, like when you start knocking down bukldings like godzilla. so its rage but more destructive i think.
amanda
Wrath. Supposedly we are now on our way to face the wrath of god, seeing as how we weren’t all raptured here. I don’t believe it. I don’t believe we can know when it’ll end, if we’ll even realize it has ended. Maybe the world was over long ago and this is hell. I can live with this wrath, I know what will happen to me at the end of this life. Dark, forgetful, bliss.
not much to say about that. i’m not really an angry person. wrath has a kind of religious connotation for me though. doesn’t rhyme with much either, does it? math, sylvia plath, bath… i think that’s pretty much it.
anger
hate
horror
this is not good
rampage
“you shall feel my~”
THIS IS SPARTA
the last time i heard this word it was used to desrcibe what god would do to you if you slipped up and what he unleashed on jesus when he took the cross
anger and hatred
fighting
rinsing wounds
pain
keep going,
you have to.
lilfe’s about wrath,
yet sometimes keeping wrath in us is harder than it seems..
sometimes better to express yourself
Anger. Revenge. The first is an emotion. The second, a reaction to the first. Neither one is productive in life. By taking revenge you are validating another person’s power over your emiotions. By working through the first and not acting on the second, you will bring something positive into your life.
Mercy. Mercy. Mercy.
Find the joy of your own experience. And work from that place of joy through and through.
I conducted a campaign of wrath on the small peasants that i found flocking around my village there impenitence disgusted me and I felt it was high time that they followed my command. Hence I did destroy their livelihoods and make the children suffer.
My wrath has overtaken the top of all creation. Purple in appearance but great is it when it is embodied not by word but by action. So I release the wrath. A.M. Pre-prophetic notion. To be at the bottom receives the wrath.
anger & hatred
hatred leads to love
oxymoron
hatred and love are the same sort of thing
you can love and hate someone
i do
you probably have done
everyone has wrath
you need to to learn how to control it
and turn it into love
Because after all…
Love slays all
Waters running
Redder.
Aftermath of all
This rage.
Have at thee.
the grapes of wrath by john steinbeck made so much wrath come out of my body it’s not even funny. I hate that book so much. like i appreciate mr. steinbeck, but i really did not enjoy reading pages and pages only about corn
Usually I think of the Wrath of God since I was raised conservative and knew I should fear it. I’ve struggled with understanding the God in the Old Testament who was always full of wrath and the New Testament where His wrath is appeased. I am still afraid of His wrath.
not sure if I should say all the meanings the sentence has for me
one word is never one thought i should declare i sometimes wish so
no one will ever understand me with a single word
He was wrathful in everything he did from a young age, because that’s how he learned to be from his good old daddy. It spread into his life with his kids too, but that’s what made him a proper dad. Kids need beatings, right?
None like mine, right here and now, faced with outrageous unfairness from every angle.
What? the word is still wrath? what is this? uhhh. wrath is really really mad people. i don’t like mad people because they tend to do stupid things like kill puppies. But not really, because honestly, what kind of person kills puppies? thats just sick, man.
the wrath of god is mighty and i feel it in my bones the way it pounds how loud how soft and every day in the mirror i feel it burning so hot in my face the way the blood pounds to my cheeks in dismay yes yes the wrath of god is mighty and i feel it in my bones i feel it in my cheeks i feel it every day
the wrath is a bad thing and we should avoid it because it makes the people heat us and do not want to speak to us
Wrath. The highest form of revenge. Caused by anger. I hate anger. Although am angry alot. Which is funny because I am one of the happiest people. Easily made to smile. Easily pleased and even easier to forgive. But I do have the kind of wrath you see in movies, maybe I am exaggerating. Ok is my time up yet?
Wrath. One of the deadly sins. My Deadly Sin… When things go wrong the red filters over your eyes and you lose all control. Wrath is a cousin to anger, yet they’re not the same…
wrath. some people think this word is pronounced “roth” and some think it is “rath”. which is correct? who knows? either way i imagine some people would be outraged to hear, and act in an incredulous manner in regard to the supposedly incorrect pronounciation.
haha the wrath was supposed to come yesterday. Not even the angels know when the end of the world is coming. God is not mean nor spiteful. He wants to see us live and survive. He would never want to destroy His beautiful creation of Earth.
is something that descends from On High, unless I’m mistaken. This is what seems to define this word from other manifestations of violence. But those of us with more secular beliefs (and, really, even those of us who count themselves among the believers) must demonstrate an Earthly outlet. Even the Almighty’s vengeance must have a conduit, and therefore I find little distinction between wrath and other forms of violence, despite a certain deferral of responsibility to an invisible rage, in place of an unfavorable one.
Hurling pots, vases, which smash against the opposite wall and fall to the floor in a pile of shards, in smithereens. Faces contorted and red and angry with eyes and veins bulging.
What a word.
I felt it when I found out how he’d betrayed me and slept with her. Not initially, but soon after, after I’d realized the fucking magnitude of what he’d done. So I transferred that…into working out, into writing, into being a better person. All of that was borne from the anger and when it comes time for me to come down on him, not only will he feel it, he’ll know that I’m all that other stuff, too.
The wrath of the dark lord caused Frodo to be cast into the depths of Mount Doom. Poor Frodo. It wasn’t his fault he stumbled upon the ring. The dangers of the internet.
Wrath – a science teacher in my school. also, how someone feels when he or she is broken, hurt, depressed, in pain, drowning, dying, left alone, grieving, and feeling empty inside.
I feel like I’m falling beneath the shadows of a feeling that is indescribable, it is something unfathomable, something that you can’t dominate in any way. I feel like w is taking over r and a over t with a final gasp for an h.
anger, people, me, life people always telling you what to do, not knowing what to do. not being yourself, God
i am not angry, i have never felt wrath in its purest form. however, i know how to be angry. wrath is an extreme form, which can perhaps be a consequence of something as extreme. i just think life is too short to live it being angry, yet too long to try to be good with everyone. a little bit of anger doesn’t hurt, it’s a reality check.
Wrath – anger is painful, yet so human… wrath goes so much farther than justified emotion. Wrath is dangerous, and cruel, and devastating.
Wrath. Possibly the deadliest of the 7 deadly sins. Evil. Hatred. Wrath will kill you, others, and anyone who stands in your way. Why is wrath so terrible? It is founded in the core of sin. It is there in all of us. Beware of wrath. It will be the end of you.
Facing it, letting it happen. Listening to it, responding. Wrathful revenge, never happening. I’m done with it, I’m done with bitterness. Let it all go, feel the release.
I feel wrath for many people, ’cause what they do to other people, what they do themselves or what they don’t do.
She’s never really believed in a wrathful god, or at least — not without a great deal of cognitive dissonance. If you’d asked her when she was a teenager — asked her about reward and punishment and the value of suffering — she would have told you all the right answers. But she’s never believed it where it counts.
I read the Grapes of Wrath while I was in America. I read it years ago, but a recent road trip seemed like the best possible context to read it again. And as wonderful as I thought the first time. Now to read Travels with Charley – ok, so Steinbeck didn’t spend every night in his green van, but I still expecting a great book!
Anger, I hate it.
The feeling of no coffee and no love
Always alone
Never enough
No time
No thoughts
Just wrath.
No more.
We were talking about the Rapture, and for a moment I thought I might prefer Paradise Lost’s Satan in his democracy of Hell to the wrathful God that rules the monarchy of Heaven.
wrath is bad and it makes people do bad things. it has a w but it doesnt sound like it does. wrath is like wrap and write, ath ath ath. wrath is like anger but wores, like when you start knocking down bukldings like godzilla. so its rage but more destructive i think.
Wrath. Supposedly we are now on our way to face the wrath of god, seeing as how we weren’t all raptured here. I don’t believe it. I don’t believe we can know when it’ll end, if we’ll even realize it has ended. Maybe the world was over long ago and this is hell. I can live with this wrath, I know what will happen to me at the end of this life. Dark, forgetful, bliss.
not much to say about that. i’m not really an angry person. wrath has a kind of religious connotation for me though. doesn’t rhyme with much either, does it? math, sylvia plath, bath… i think that’s pretty much it.