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It's really unfair to just give one of your senses over to the pleasure of describing an emotion. Anger tastes like blood in your mouth. It smells like the perfume she wore o â¦ n that Friday night she went out to go shopping, it hurts like a knife stabbing at your heart.nger is a swirl of red and blue, it is the air horn blaring in your ears. Anger is the taste of watered-down mashed potatoes, the swirl of filtered water, the stale bite of overcooked vegetables. Anger is confinement, resentment, depression.
Where there is anger, there is pain underneath. Where there is anger, there is pain underneath. Everyone feels angry at different times and to varying degrees. Reactions can range from a mild irritation, to frustration, to rage.Feeling angry is normal. Anger is not the problem. Whatâs problematic is what we do with our anger that makes it a concern.