Short Superego Poems

Short Superego Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Superego by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Superego by length and keyword.


Freud Horn Haiku

Freud Horn Haiku

A superego
Ego along with an id
Compiles complete self.

Jim Horn

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Form: Haiku


Premium Member Greed to Grace: a Psychodynamic Diamante

Id greedy, primal starving, seeking, clamoring, impulsive, wild, mild, deliberative, prohibiting, sanctioning, tempering, sangfroid, equanimity, Superego
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Freudian Patho Gen Pathfinders

In the PsychoSocioscheme of things we see;

The ID chooses the  Socio  Path
The EGO chooses the  Sym  Path
The SUPEREGO chooses the   Em Path
             all others choose the A Path

A Dream

--------------------------Superego: Memento mori.
--------------------------Id: I will remind him of it.


I had an eerie dream:
I saw a skull in sleep.
It lay on a tomb brink.
“Mine”, I gave a sigh deep.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member On a train, my superego, my ego, and my id

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.
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Premium Member Tenterhooks Unglued - 'Cessation' Contest

    my disembodied i floats above 
      ego… id… superego 
    constructs psychological
      cum gravitas, or so they are told

    straining, clawing
      the drumbeat frantic
    as mine is subdued, 
      tenterhooks unglued...   

    the universal chord 
      syncing
    my pulse purring  


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    September 23, 2024
   Cessation Poetry Contest 
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