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Tag Archives: rage
The furious cleansing, or, When you cannot rage at them
Slam your anger upon me, says the Lord,rage, rage at mehowl and lash and attack and slash;empty yourself of toxicity © Meisaan Chan
Posted in meditation, Poetry, recovery, Scripture riff, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anger, anger management, help, rage
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What gets overlooked – on rage
Rage is a sword with no handleso while you wield it and slice and killyour hands, to the bones, your hands – © Meisaan Chan
Posted in meditation, Poetry, recovery, Scripture riff, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged battle, enemy, rage, Relationships, vengeance
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I can take your seething rage
I can take your seething rage, says the Lord, it will not hurt me; and when you’re empty, in its place I will begin to heal © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Scripture riff, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anger, empty, heal, healing, help, help me, hurt, journey, rage
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When in hardship
When in hardship, so often you want to become even harder than the hardship when the path is asking you to break open © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anger, anger management, compassion, hardship, rage, suffering, surrender
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The slow return to strength
Putting down the fury and the self-righteousness and the vengeance and the victimhood, putting the cool compress of compassion to my forehead, that I do not grow yet weaker © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anger, compassion, fury, meditation, rage, strength, vengeance, victim
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Rage is a drug
Rage is a drug feels eternal kills me © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged compassion, contemplation, drug, meditation, rage, recovery, self-harm, surrender
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The only healthy destination for rage and fear
God is the only healthy destination for my rage and fear – all else shreds to tatters © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anger, anger management, fear, help, help me, rage
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May my love be stronger than my rage
May my love be stronger than my rage and my self-restraint stronger than my chaos © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anchor, chaos, love, peace, rage, Self-restraint
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The Leash Request
When anger inflames my heart and I go blind, be that leash so I do not walk off cliffs © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged anger, blindness, compassion, leash, rage, self-control, Self-restraint, wisdom
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Yet another litmus test
If your idol is yourself, you will rage when someone challenges your image © Meisaan Chan
Posted in meditation, Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged altar, anger, challenge, ego, emptiness, idol, meditation, rage
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Curving toward the center 