The Angry Haiku Site Lets You Express Your Anger in 17 Syllables
Michael Hines — October 9, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: angryhaiku.tumblr & urlesque
Next time you get mad, don't go breaking a lamp or throwing a cat. Instead, head on over to Angry Haiku and submit an original work of angry poetry.
The crowdsourced poems on Angry Haiku range from hilarious to insane and typically deal with mundane yet infuriating situations like waiting in line at the DMV. Check out a few sample haikus in the featured gallery to see some healthy and artistic ways to express anger.
The crowdsourced poems on Angry Haiku range from hilarious to insane and typically deal with mundane yet infuriating situations like waiting in line at the DMV. Check out a few sample haikus in the featured gallery to see some healthy and artistic ways to express anger.
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