Counsellor Poems | Examples


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Marriage Counsellor

One day
I was very disappointed when I went to visit the marriage counselor
Only to find him hitting his wife with a frying pan
He won't see heaven because of violence!

Premium Member The Role of a Teacher Today

The teacher is believed
To be an all rounder
For a record holder in education
An educator, advisor, counsellor, planner, examiner and innovator
Just like a remote control
For some nonmachinerised, noncomputerised or nondigital devices 
The 'nude' and innocent children 
Born today going to tomorrow

Counsellor

Counsellor 
   
  He was an independent therapist
  for people who thought they were drinking too much.
 His first question was: why do you drink so copious?
The answers were varied; he asked them to address
 their problems, and desist from alcohol for six months,
 Sometimes it did the trick.
 Those who could not see he sent to A.A.
 He had experience from working at a private clinic 
 where the religious aspect played a vital role.
The expert rejected his system, lost his licence 
 to practise his amateurish an uneducated views.
 He has met people who thanked him for finding 
 they were not alcoholics and by those he had
directed to A. A.


Premium Member The Counsellors Prayer

Take my fear away
Let me speak 
With clarity
Let my lips move
While my heart proves
The truth
About depression
Addiction
And anxiety.


Kale Brereton
August 22, 2018

Love Counsellor

Love counsellor 

So he thinks it is easy, the man who gives advice to married 
and loveless couples. What does he know, goes home switches
on the telly and watch the programs he wants, simply because
he is a lifelong bachelor.

You can´t do that when married, she doesn´t want the news
but a program about romance and he relents, because a man 
who doesn´t care about his wife´s feelings is a bully and made a
n example of and called names in a woman´s magazine.

A marriage counsellor´s job is to tell people to fake love until it 
comes true.

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Privy Counsellor At Lord's

Limerick : Once a Privy Counsellor at Lord’s

Once a Privy Counsellor at Lord’s*
Watched a bowler* throw balls like gourds
Convened judicial com.*
Summoned bowler to come  
And sentenced him to eat bitter gourds.

Lord’s : The Mecca of cricket grounds in London
                where the Marylebone Cricket Club has 
	    its seat.
bowler : The player who lances the ball at the
	     batsman ; yet during the act the elbow 
	     must not be bent – at the risk of being 
	     called by the Umpire a « no ball « , that is,
	     even if the ball hits the wickets and the 
	     bails are dislodged, the batsman is not
	     given « out.».
*Judicial Com(mittee) of the Privy Council, the highest
	Court of Appeal in England (and the former 
British territories) until the Supreme 
	Court was set up in 2010 to hear some appeals.  
The Privy Counsellor/Councillor
	is a Member of the House of Lords and a judge.	

©  T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013


Premium Member Sequence-The Counsellor

He
opens
hearts and minds
in sickness and
health-
He
draws us 
to himself
a quiet voice
we
hear
prompts
and reminds-
until peace we
find-
Then
fills us
with His word,
so we may be
heard

Inspired by Agnes McDonald's-Find me a hard place'

Premium Member Ps the Counsellor

God
with us-
here and now

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