Anger Poems - Page 3

41. Dear Mom

• By Jonah
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2017 with permission of the Author.

Dear Mom,
Have you forgotten?

Sitting, waiting, hoping

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42. A Smile To Remember

Famous Poem

• By Charles Bukowski

we had goldfish and they circled around and around
in the bowl on the table near the heavy drapes
covering the picture window and
my mother, always smiling, wanting us all

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43. The Red Shoes

• By Judith J Bentley
• Published by Family Friend Poems December 28, 2023 with permission of the Author.

When I was a young girl,
My mother gave me
A red pair of shoes.
They'd been hers, her mother's

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44. The Way It Was

• By Janice
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2011 with permission of the Author.

The times we had,
the times we shared
were the best time
when everyone cared.

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45. The Shadow You Cast

• By Reece Lennox
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 6, 2022 with permission of the Author.

Dear mother of mine
Was I ever worth your time?
My fragile heart yearns for your unconditional love
A feeling that I'm deprived of

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46. New Life

• By Racheal E. Bartels
• Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

Why can't you love me and accept me for who I am?
I always try my hardest; I do the best I can.
Can't you see how sad I've been?
The way you treated me must have been a sin.

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47. A Trapped Soul

• By Chyleise A. Barnhill
• Published by Family Friend Poems November 2, 2023 with permission of the Author.

Please don't shut me in
Don't hide me from the treasures buried
deep within the world,
Don't bring me down with destruction

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48. Learning My Lesson

• By Kayla Schermer
• Published by Family Friend Poems July 2010 with permission of the Author.

I gave you a chance, let you in and tried to be your friend.
I should have known, you wouldn't be there in the end.

I wanted you to love me, I waited for so very long.

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