: Re: Should you publish or share poetry that was written simply in an angry or sad rant? I've written a poem exploring my conflicting emotions of anger and the joy that the anger keeps supressing.

In general it is good to write when ranting. You get to capture your thoughts and ideas. This makes for a great way to get them out of yourself and into a form that allows you to process them better. Generally it is not good to share or publish these directly. They should be contemplated, refined, and finally delivered from a place that is not one of anger or malice. Especially when sharing them with the person who caused the anger in the first place. The words should be able to convey the meaning and purpose behind the anger, not just the blind fury.

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