Anger is what lies under activism and protests for social change.
Anger is made manifest in many different ways.
Anger is initially learnt from one’s parents in how they express it.
Anger is seeing red, tunnel vision, abandoning of reason.
Anger is an anagram of range.
Anger is not the opposite of peace of mind.
Anger is a significant component in passion.
Anger is what motivates most violent crime.
Anger is best dealt with when another is willing to listen.
Anger is stifled by some people, for they fear their own rage.
Anger is worn like armour by some people, for their own protection.
Anger is sometimes born out of the smallest resentments.
Anger is associated with activity in the amygdala, in expression and recognition.
Anger is sometimes directed at ourselves.
Anger is throwing a tantrum at time.