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The speaker calls anger good and compares it with a beaten-down mule in a canyon waiting to kick without medical attention.

The speaker treats anger as a response to injury and absent care. The comparison supplies no medical guidance and leaves the implied human situation unspecified.

Six typed rows: 'The anger is good / Like a beat down mule / in a canyon / Waiting to kick / When there is no / medical attention'.

A compressed image of anger as stored force.