Short Psychologists Poems

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When Animals Die

silence.

an animal was born.
an animal died.
the others, neither happy nor sad.
there are no psychologists in the forest.

silence.


Premium Member You killed my life

You killed my life

by your psychologists, hmm, but my life isn't mine
English woman, I loved you, but your psychologists…
That’s why you are sick, mental killers took for dead our love.

Love your psychologists
In the UK.

Premium Member Soul killers

Soul killers

Rats running, dancing, having fun in my life
My heart hurts, full of suffering and bleeding

Walk in my purple sea, the beach is a desert life
There are no more beings, killed all by psychologists

No psychology
Only God
Please

Premium Member Untitled


Like psychologists
Children read the emotions 
Of their parents well

The seriousness 
On the face of their mother
Makes them all quiet

Seeing the bright smile
On the face of their father
Naughty they become

More diplomatic 
In the world they turn into 
As they grow older
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Governance

LaoTse, of Taoist fame,
like other healthy politicians,
psychologists,
philosophers,
and poets,
was interested in the humor within spirit-nature's wisdom and folly,
as the wisdom uncovered
through nature-spirit's kind and unkind humors,
Golden and ReverseGolden Rules
of robustly democratic moral integrity.


Premium Member Private Life

Private Life

Green room, open window, open air
Life, beach, mine, cool life

There is no ocean, but life is private
Hidden in life, there is no 

Respection
Respected
Private life

Life
Killed
Dead

Dark room
Psychological
Well paid

Life
Is 
Bussiness

Psychologists
Rich

Give up!
Your life!

Premium Member Chicago School Shutdown

In the once-great City of Chicago
  all the public schools are shut down
Teachers threatened to strike
  Parents had nervous breakdowns

So there's on-line instruction 
  up to seven hours a day
Does that sound reasonable
  Psychologists say no way...

Meanwhile, Jewish schools are open
  All the kids attend, and they're stoked
to prove that public schoolteachers' bravado
  ~ is no more than a bona-fide hoax
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member the feet cannot lie

the feet cannot lie
psychologists know this
they learn it right away

note the feet
if they cannot stay still
nerves are twitching them

or the child is on a swing
kicking away,
pumping into the sky

if they are dancing,
the person has joy in their heart
and an urge to move

hearing a happiness of which others may not be aware
if legs are still, it means the person has given up
especially if there is music

Premium Member The Real Reason Marriages Fail

So many marriages
  Are failing today

Not because of disappointing sex
  That's not why your lover's your ex

And don't tell me your stars no longer align
  Or that 'interests naturally diverge' over time

Psychologists will point to a lack of communication
  'Cos it'll get 'em featured in a magazine publication

No, Folks -- The real reason for a couple's cold war
  Is that the other won't admit that he or she snores

Premium Member The Physics In You

Physicists teach and talk
Physicians heal and walk
Physiologists exercise and specialize 
Psychiatrists dramatize and immortalize 
Psychologists observe and internalize 
Therapists diagnose and mobilize
Radiologists scan and rock
Pharmacologists  and Toxicologists mix and match drugs and block
Paleontologists, Neurologists, Meteorologists, Politicians, Philanthropists, Philatelists and the rest apply PHYSICS too... patch, flock and jock!
Form: Didactic

Poem #14

Philosophers speak mightily,
Assuming deeply 
That there is some intricate meaning.
Psychologists insist its 
Just survival of the fittest.
But for whom does nature insist 
That humans go on anyway? 
For the stars, for the blackness?

I propose that nature persists 
In the same way 
A shooting star does,
For no greater reason 
Than to just to keep going, 
We exist for the sake of inertia, 
And motion ends. 
Just as well, 
That’s something too.
Form:

Premium Member Dead love

Dead love, dead my love
Dead, I can’t give life to my love
I am dead, she leaves
She leaves, leaves, and smiling
She doesn't care about my feelings and life
                                              Dried my eyes
                                              Nobody cries.

Where are so many psychologists friend
The man’s life will be dead there
I wanted her, not the other women
But there are so many lady friends
Bad advisors. Our love is passed and dead.

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