Psychoanalyst Poems - Poems about Psychoanalyst

...He visited Simon's mother-in-law, who had a fever. Did he do so because she was kin of his disciple? The elderly needed care. He knew this as a healer. Wasn't their psyche more than their physique......

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...It is a well-known fact, said Aristotle and many a priest that threaten the inferno, ‘Give me a child before the age of seven’ Today society taking the old ways to a new height ‘And I’ll give y......

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...revert video settings at 1080. Best watched in full screen mode. “Electric Dreams of the Sleeping Orgonon” A tangerine dream came out of the blue cloud bust......

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...My prayer is that you, maybe with a word I share, will love the Bible & adore Jesus. O, it is THE Book of books, Best Romances, adventures, evil people & nations stopped, lessons taught! Peter denied......

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...UNQUOTABLE QUOTES: XLIV Don’t translate poems if you want yours read. A pain in the ass is a pain nevertheless. A « race" in any other language is still the shape of the nose. Every cloud hi......

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...Oh my goodness! I was just thinking about Erik Erikson, psychoanalyst and essayist, and his social analysis thing about the U.S. stuck in perpetual competitive in-grown culture-ungrown adole......

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...He calls me names, the teacher said. Her arms were crossed; her mouth was tight, She was mean-face-angry. Furious maybe. What names? The boss asked her. Does it matter? I wondered but later I wa......

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...Plant the seeds you wish to reap. I have planted my seed in the soil of my people. I have no home, no earthly land, I have no food sometimes, sometimes, I must find the white spot in my life; T......

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...She was just seventeen The flowers had started blooming The flower doesn't bloom for itself It wants to mingle in another breath The parents scolded heavily The petals moaned with pain in t......

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...Bateson: Pathology is a relatively easy thing to discuss, health is very difficult. Laotse: Pathology is a functional issue for discernment, organic health is difficult to miss unless you ha......

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...Always on a razor’s edge In the loony cage Now opening this window Now closing that Now busy at this arrow Now tackling the aching marrow For the sweet bones moves the cat The wolf......

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