Anger negatively affects everyone in the world. When anger is held in, it can build up and infuriate people. When finally unleashed, actions influenced by anger can be extremely dangerous, even fatal. Far too often, we hear tragic stories of people unleashing anger on others. Last Week, Stephen Paddock was so frustrated with society that he brutally killed 58 people in Las Vegas, Nevada. Evidence in Emily Dickenson’s “My life stood – a loaded gun” in Literature: approaches to Fiction, Literature, and Drama, suggests that unleashed anger is potentially dangerous.
The narrator in the poem “My Life Stood – a Loaded Gun” implies when a person holds in a lot of rage, they are just as dangerous as a loaded gun. She expresses how anger endangers others
The narrator in the poem “My Life Stood – a Loaded Gun” implies when a person holds in a lot of rage, they are just as dangerous as a loaded gun. She expresses how anger endangers others