Raillery

Small gauge large sound
could be trivia profound

Stations and shunters
red lights for the punters

Small member large auto
mobile cars pars pro toto

In silly banter we trust
French letters a must

But remember the other
Freud had a mother

In Victorian Vienna he toiled
his thoughts rather soiled

In mind he bonked on the couch
dirty old man sought to debauch 

Those wicked rationalizations
what a treat for all nations

Kill thy father bonk thy pother
plenty of perversity to smother

So deliriously stupid it seems
it is all in all in those dreams

Yet morbid mortality calls
when the man stumbles and falls

He walked a tight sleezy rope
cocaine was his grand old dope

When the wicked go mad
it culminates bad and sad

High volume tiny shackles
still nonsense’s trifle crackles

All quiet again at the libido check out
Sigmund is dead long live the doubt
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Lovejoy-Burton Avatar
February 11, 2018 at 2:08 PM
I never liked Freud, a rather cold and calculating manipulator, more than likely narcissistic. I have a thing for Jung.
Neumann Avatar
February 12, 2018 at 4:05 AM
I also much prefer Jung. Sigismund had his glory in time, but Carl Gustav is so much fresher and meaningful. Thank you for reading my poems.
Pandit Avatar
February 10, 2018 at 6:43 AM
Intriguing thoughts..expressed with a touch of humor.
Neumann Avatar
February 11, 2018 at 2:02 AM
Thank you Vilay. The poem was written for the "Eloquent Banter Contest". Just being silly and I quite like Freud and his darker side.
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