Short Freud Poems
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Lucian of the famed Freud family
powerful portraits were his u s p
The human figure made him sing
often pictured sans everything
Sigmund Freud
Father of psychoanalysis employed
Experimented with cocaine, hoping for fame
Instead got congested nose and chest pain
Trump's Security Clearance is void
And a Florida judge is annoyed
She wanted to see
How Trump's latest plea
Shifts the blame to an FBI droid
An inflagrante delicto act
was dismissed as a matter of fact
Her spouse claimed no loss
The man was her boss
And made up for whatever he lacked
Freud Horn Haiku
A superego
Ego along with an id
Compiles complete self.
Jim Horn
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I have no feelings at
this late stage of the game, youth is far away,
old age hat
now hides my eyes,
keeping the curious at bay,
the wise
avoid
thinking cliche,
Freud…
I have no feelings at
keeping the curious at bay,
Freud!
On a train, my superego, my ego, and my id
saw a beautiful woman on our way to Madrid.
And at my first illicit thought, my superego said, "No!"
And my ego, raising the eyebrows, said, "Oh?"
And my id? My id just did - what my id always did.
I used to think
something came from
down the great tube of body and brain.
I thought I saw a light.
But I'm grown less certain.
I now think it all comes
from this tiny Earth,
emergent detail. Memory
is all that's left
of mystery.
You're never too old
to be young
at heart
even Freud was Jung
from the very start
altho' childbirth
is a labour of love
it's all in the swing
of things
and to about-face
child discipline
is strictly a case
of heir conditioning
what's he on about?
where did he study?
why do we dream?
what is intelligence?
how can we communicate more effectively?
nature or nurture?
he can't answer any of it
why hasn't he read 'im?
like a poet who doesn't rhyme anything
and has 17 followers online
The Id
went walking,
The Ego
was talking,
The Super-Ego
cried, "Stop!"
The Libado said,
"Ah, come on
when its done
scream halt."
The Id
went searching,
The Ego
was smiling,
the Super-Ego
cried "Halt!"
The Libado said,
"Ah, fug it!"
So
The Id
did.
Form:
It's hedged--but an allegory
Augments the lore in each story
Son Isaac he'd gore
But Abe knew at his core
Zeal with excess has no glory
Author's Note:
I believe the voice of god in the story
is Abraham's conscience.
The bible might just be
the first comprehensive psychology textbook.
It's a string of pearls from people who faced
the same moral and ethical questions we do.
~The Bible~
(Freud)
The Bible
Such great book
It's amazing
Make some time
Read daily
Sow good seed
Through its pages
Find wisdom
Best time spent
Instructions
Before we
Leave this earth
God's teachings
Pave your way
In heart stay
The Bible
To follow
Read each day
It has 66
Books in all
Greatest book!
Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2011
March.19.2016
Freud Again Horn Haiku
Three aspects will fight
In combat with each other
No equality.
Jim Horn
http://www.poetrysoup.com/poets/top_100_poets_most_poems_all_time.aspx
Tangent = Sin/Co Sin
= Side opposite/Side Adjacent
Square Root of 3 is 1.732 George Washington's Birthday
Square root of 2 is 1.414
Hypotenuse
Three Angles of a triangle = 180 Degrees
Scalene Triangle = No sides or angles equal
Freud’s mirror
I am looking at myself in Freud’s mirror
The reflection is not of a white haired bearded sage
But of a falling face of middle age
My face in his mirror
When he saw himself there – did he see the id?
Or was it the repressive super-ego?
A stained old mirror-
Did he shave there?
Or did he just mark time?
Who needs a clock or a calendar to denote its passing-
When all you need do is go to the Bergstrasse
And see yourself in Freud’s mirror?