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It is the process of revealing oneself through which one can understand their infirmities and their powerless nature. Successful people will always build their lives around others. Because they are people who want to hear what they want to hear. But, being rich doesn't mean you automatically subjugate yourselves to the weaker philosophy and opinion of the crowd. But, when we realize that we are different from the rest, therein lies our uniformity. In that clarity, you can see that your life is a search for individual truth. What is being unique? Instead of a truth that is of cosmic proportions, we find ourselves in an abyss. A child akin to his parents will think of how he can model himself. Notwithstanding, the parentage of a child becomes a vital factor in the moral upbringing of children. But, a child should be allowed to lead a life among the forests, oceans, and leaves rustling languidly. Thus, pursuing an education in the caprice of the divine and the grace of Earth. That grace is not available in strictness of the cane, but it flows in the wings of birds. Instead of forcing conformity on an infant, the perfect mother should propose that a child chose a path. They will react to the stimuli present in schoolyards, playgrounds, social gatherings. Later, a child explores a form of conscious intelligence. Here are places where children feel pressured to excel and become self-aware. But, that self-awareness comes from how close a child is to his parents. A child will never model his behavior to his parents unless he loves one of them more than the other. In other words, he respects one parent the more. It is enough for his subconscious to devise a manner in which he finds a partner similar to the parent he loves. But, the sole burden of pleasing the parent he respects forces him to model himself to the parent he respects. In some ways, the partner a man chooses is someone he can never be. Free in the ways of the world, one with nature. In short, a child at heart. This individual is made up of his prejudices, influences, and his little world of interests. Yet, instead of following the footsteps of the kinder parent, he replicates the behavior of the domineering figure of the house. A child's mind is made up from the moment he is born.
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Jun 4, 2021
Jun 4, 2021 at 5:27 PM UTC
A Child
It is the process of revealing oneself through which one can understand their infirmities and their powerless nature. Successful people will always build their lives around others. Because they are people who want to hear what they want to hear. But, being rich doesn't mean you automatically subjugate yourselves to the weaker philosophy and opinion of the crowd. But, when we realize that we are different from the rest, therein lies our uniformity. In that clarity, you can see that your life is a search for individual truth. What is being unique? Instead of a truth that is of cosmic proportions, we find ourselves in an abyss. A child akin to his parents will think of how he can model himself. Notwithstanding, the parentage of a child becomes a vital factor in the moral upbringing of children. But, a child should be allowed to lead a life among the forests, oceans, and leaves rustling languidly. Thus, pursuing an education in the caprice of the divine and the grace of Earth. That grace is not available in strictness of the cane, but it flows in the wings of birds. Instead of forcing conformity on an infant, the perfect mother should propose that a child chose a path. They will react to the stimuli present in schoolyards, playgrounds, social gatherings. Later, a child explores a form of conscious intelligence. Here are places where children feel pressured to excel and become self-aware. But, that self-awareness comes from how close a child is to his parents. A child will never model his behavior to his parents unless he loves one of them more than the other. In other words, he respects one parent the more. It is enough for his subconscious to devise a manner in which he finds a partner similar to the parent he loves. But, the sole burden of pleasing the parent he respects forces him to model himself to the parent he respects. In some ways, the partner a man chooses is someone he can never be. Free in the ways of the world, one with nature. In short, a child at heart. This individual is made up of his prejudices, influences, and his little world of interests. Yet, instead of following the footsteps of the kinder parent, he replicates the behavior of the domineering figure of the house. A child's mind is made up from the moment he is born.
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I want it to be so that I am a dark mass of life A dark, cataclysmic shroud of flesh A size bigger than the problems I harbor; but not as big as my regrets. Oh yes, to be a spiral of catastrophe, absorbing all that is in my path. swallowing them, engulfing them quickly, but, quietly, spitting them out anew, And whole again. I sought to be the storm before the calm, the pouring rain after the thunderclap of liquid-silver-lightning. To be a wave of confidence and setting myself atop the horizon of other people’s views. To gradually become a giant, to be a whirlwind of ...nothing. Meanwhile here, I am a cloud; A cloud of doubtfulness, Perspiring at the mere second A weak faulty existence I am the aftermath The reconciliation The ending of what was thought to be the beginning A mere cloud, amongst other things I want it to be so that I float, otherwise, I am drowning My humidified scrawny legs are sweeping steel floors, littered with reflections of redrafted selves. Reflections that mirror the broken shards of one's psyche expected to form a whole mirror. I put my ten toes to the cold steel surface, while dragging my past selves as we crawl to where the Dim light is. yet I do not cast any shadows. I want it to be so that I am the lord of the flies, to decompose in a cleanroom. To assert my existence within these four walls, with my breathe alone shaking the inner workings of my rib cage. I want to hear the echo of my heartbeat in the throats of others. To engrave my face into the delicate insides of their skulls, indefinitely. To be memorable— no, To be remembered. Because even then, Even with the strength of ten worlds Even with the confidence of an idle king, Even with the assertion of the Ten Commandments. I am merely but a figment of my own innovation. Walking in the city seems to only expose lively souls, where Dim city lights accentuate dull features, but even then— Even with the Dim and powerful street lamps of the night cowering before my shadow, It only seems to cast a dark reflection, Articulated appearances and dialogues vibrate through the reflections cast by those Dim lamps, And it was in that moment, I was acquainted with, Someone I have not remembered but someone I have chosen to forget
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Jan 22, 2021
Jan 22, 2021 at 11:16 AM UTC
Manal at 8:30
I want it to be so that I am a dark mass of life A dark, cataclysmic shroud of flesh A size bigger than the problems I harbor; but not as big as my regrets. Oh yes, to be a spiral of catastrophe, absorbing all that is in my path. swallowing them, engulfing them quickly, but, quietly, spitting them out anew, And whole again. I sought to be the storm before the calm, the pouring rain after the thunderclap of liquid-silver-lightning. To be a wave of confidence and setting myself atop the horizon of other people’s views. To gradually become a giant, to be a whirlwind of ...nothing. Meanwhile here, I am a cloud; A cloud of doubtfulness, Perspiring at the mere second A weak faulty existence I am the aftermath The reconciliation The ending of what was thought to be the beginning A mere cloud, amongst other things I want it to be so that I float, otherwise, I am drowning My humidified scrawny legs are sweeping steel floors, littered with reflections of redrafted selves. Reflections that mirror the broken shards of one's psyche expected to form a whole mirror. I put my ten toes to the cold steel surface, while dragging my past selves as we crawl to where the Dim light is. yet I do not cast any shadows. I want it to be so that I am the lord of the flies, to decompose in a cleanroom. To assert my existence within these four walls, with my breathe alone shaking the inner workings of my rib cage. I want to hear the echo of my heartbeat in the throats of others. To engrave my face into the delicate insides of their skulls, indefinitely. To be memorable— no, To be remembered. Because even then, Even with the strength of ten worlds Even with the confidence of an idle king, Even with the assertion of the Ten Commandments. I am merely but a figment of my own innovation. Walking in the city seems to only expose lively souls, where Dim city lights accentuate dull features, but even then— Even with the Dim and powerful street lamps of the night cowering before my shadow, It only seems to cast a dark reflection, Articulated appearances and dialogues vibrate through the reflections cast by those Dim lamps, And it was in that moment, I was acquainted with, Someone I have not remembered but someone I have chosen to forget
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today, sir, is the day to say thank you and my way to do so, ermh -- is to write you a poem i don't know about your past but your knowledge of mine is vast you knew me better than my parents and you spotted the real me during our therapy never said my "father" that he was proud of me -- but you did, you revealed in me the true kid because you have the gift to lead people to the place where their truth is; most people join the rat race, but you always kept the same pace and you made it to erase my shame, healing people is what you're here for, reliable and faithful, and regardless of any writer's fame: YOU HAVE A NAME... an inner flame of kindness glows in your soul, you released me from my blindness, and you helped me dealing with my tormenter: cole, i never felt that you played a role, i sensed you are whole, may god bless your four daughters, and i wished YOU had been my father, but thats fine: cause you became a father figure, and soon i figured that your goodness makes you richer than a person owning millions, i do thank you a billion times for being a mirror who is speaking, at our first session i shivered, but hid it, you opened me, and noted nothing down, you just listened and saved me from drowning each letter is for you, each word proves my gratitude how can you have this attitude? how do you do this? im not idealizing, yet, you're my idol, cause you taught me bout my anger, that as a child, i never had a man as a rival, i had lost my destination and you were my arrival Fakhri Khalik, you were my arrival. You stopped my denial. You are a huge part of my survival. You are my arrival, I am your disciple. Forever Yours. Max
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Dec 23, 2020
Dec 23, 2020 at 10:38 AM UTC
Who I Became (Devoted to my dearest friend, Fakhri Khalik)
today, sir, is the day to say thank you and my way to do so, ermh -- is to write you a poem i don't know about your past but your knowledge of mine is vast you knew me better than my parents and you spotted the real me during our therapy never said my "father" that he was proud of me -- but you did, you revealed in me the true kid because you have the gift to lead people to the place where their truth is; most people join the rat race, but you always kept the same pace and you made it to erase my shame, healing people is what you're here for, reliable and faithful, and regardless of any writer's fame: YOU HAVE A NAME... an inner flame of kindness glows in your soul, you released me from my blindness, and you helped me dealing with my tormenter: cole, i never felt that you played a role, i sensed you are whole, may god bless your four daughters, and i wished YOU had been my father, but thats fine: cause you became a father figure, and soon i figured that your goodness makes you richer than a person owning millions, i do thank you a billion times for being a mirror who is speaking, at our first session i shivered, but hid it, you opened me, and noted nothing down, you just listened and saved me from drowning each letter is for you, each word proves my gratitude how can you have this attitude? how do you do this? im not idealizing, yet, you're my idol, cause you taught me bout my anger, that as a child, i never had a man as a rival, i had lost my destination and you were my arrival Fakhri Khalik, you were my arrival. You stopped my denial. You are a huge part of my survival. You are my arrival, I am your disciple. Forever Yours. Max
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He couldn’t take his eyes off of his living room’s mirror. His own reflection was staring back at him. Mesmerized by his self’s own image-re-presentation as he was. Wanting to see himself through an-other’s perspective. Desiring to be seen as somebody else. He went on to become one with the famous imago. In an endless arms race, an endless metonymy, drifting as it is called, He tried to achieve the unachievable. He tried to attempt the impossible. He wanted to do the non-doable. Always, from a young age, feeling inadequate and insecure. Because he deemed himself incapable of stretching his own existence, To make it fit with the family’s ideals. So he spent the rest of his life trying to be recognized as something. As something which he wasn’t at all? Yes. (How tragic. How sad.) That left him with nothing but rage, hopelessness and despair. A bipolar marionette of somebody Else’s deadly painful pleasure. Powerless as he was, he went on living while construing ******* solutions. So that he could just "get by". A coward hiding behind somebody Else’s wants. And then one day having said to everybody, everything that made him upset, he left this place. He never came back.
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Apr 15, 2020
Apr 15, 2020 at 8:55 AM UTC
The mirror stage and life
****** Analysis by Michael R. Burch This is not what I need . . . anal-ysis, paralysis, as though I were a seed to be planted, supported with a stick and some string until I emerge. Your words are not water. I need something more nourishing, like cherishing, something essential, like love so that when I climb out of the lime and the mulch. When I shove myself up from the muck . . . we can **** Originally published by Unlikely Stories. Keywords/Tags: analysis, paralysis, psychoanalysis, words, nourishing, cherishing, essential, love, muck, **** ***
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Mar 29, 2020
Mar 29, 2020 at 3:03 AM UTC
****** Analysis
Over and over again the ongoing psychosis named reality throws at us the vile complications of existence like a rigged tax funded snowball war in which you are forced to enroll when you are born among proletarians and concrete orphans more twisted than Oliver Twist like ghetto kids with knives and narcotic nights men that walk the same sidewalk as you the same asphalt dreams and latent ambitions trapped in the same staircase of materia causing the universe to circle reason and stomp the ant man with work boots of international negligence like something out of an Ingmar Bergman film as the saints will prevail like the flickering candle in an artic snow lantern battling it’s ice ceiling like flying intifada rocks in glass houses while the chess game of psychoanalysis continues like the sorrows of young Werther in the blood of your martyred nightmares
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Mar 19, 2019
Mar 19, 2019 at 5:37 AM UTC
Psychoanalysis
__ Alpha While thunder clapped for an encore, we put on iron boots and danced in puddles that reflected the obsidian of Raven's crick-craw chorus between the ripples. I splashed with rod in hand, and yelled, "You are the hammer and anvil, I am the lightning! I am the quickening!" II They came from the East. The ground shook, and cracks spread from the pounding of their hammer-steps. Wisakedjaks fled from roosts now pitched askew by fingers that brushed the tips of pines with every swing of lumbering limbs. Lofty mouths inhaled the clouds and blew out smoke rings on the wind. III I charged across the ground—a bolt—towards the nearest Cyclops. Like a sparking pinball, I zig-zagged up the giant's shins, past his thighs, and higher still, then struck him in the eye. And we became one—euphoria! Omega The Wisakedjaks repaired their nests, and have less space in the minds of those who found a scapegoat for mythologies preached in smoke-filled rooms where followers choke on the want to be saved. Words were curved into a staff that false Hermes uses to shepherd his flock: people who pocket gold coins for Charon, having surrendered the kingdom within—dead, though their bodies continue to pulse with life.
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 7:31 PM UTC
When We Were Gods
i'm seeing a psychoanalytic therapist they want to analyze me because my so called life has turned into the scariest and somehow in a country of freedom i can't be free they want to analyze me like a mathematician analyzes the graph of an unknown function psychiatric ward it says in the papers for my admission i'm not crazy somebody please give me a definition how do you think you can analyze a human you can't look inside my mind where all my thoughts are blooming creating my emotions, feelings or something of an other kind why do all my actions need a reason how do you know i didn't write that poem just to show them how i see the world it doesn't necessarily mean i'm broken just because you do not understand doesn't mean I suffer from some unknown disease why analyze a masterpiece cause that's what every single human is
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Sep 21, 2017
Sep 21, 2017 at 10:56 AM UTC
Psychoanalysis
Doctor, tell me: What do you believe of a woman who envies not the placement of the ******* sword but the expectation placed upon the glorified weapon to penetrate the holy blossom positioned between two soft mounds of rosy flesh that she would die to run her mouth over? Faceless textbooks whisper of specialized jealousy that I, for a lifetime, will never comprehend— instead: Red rouge cheeks plastered against a clear pane, staring at the winged angel behind the counter; Doctor, I hate being a consumer— I would much rather use my hands to create a small squeal from behind her silver tongue revealing what she thinks about my manner of exclaiming desire: writhing lust, ***** thirst, with weighty spit and heavy breathing again an instrumental soundtrack: her movements, mattress creaking— But Doctor, do you think I am sick? What is my diagnosis if I can only find beauty in this societal No-No, if I have never been an artist but I always find myself painting wonderful masterpieces (a protégé’s standard) with a cut lock of her hair as a brush, dipped in white crushed powder, fresh from a plastic orange bottle that fell off my desk— Must I confess to another sin, as if this is the church of my grandmother’s rosary-laden hands? Yes, I am reluctantly in love with my Escitalopram so I have flirted with Acceptance but he did not seem to like me. Look here— Just yesterday I tried to sell her portrait to a blonde woman in a pristine art gallery who peered at my matted hair and how it fell over the sweater I was wearing, stained with dark muck, and I was sent away with the canvas clutched loosely by my trembling fingers so that it barely escaped being dropped. I do not have nails anymore, Doctor— What do you make of that? I have plucked them off their respective beds and that makes me feel a little sick but all is well because it is infinitely better for my girl's fragrant little blossoms when she comes into my arms and allows me to pick them, one by one, as I roam her field— Doctor, I would sooner live in the crumbling pavements of Hell for an eternity than lose the dreams that I freely, frequently dream regarding her and how my nubbed hands are held so dear. Anyway, Doctor, you need not worry: I will always have my Escitalopram.
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 9:40 PM UTC
Sicko Analysis
Doctor, tell me: What do you believe of a woman who envies not the placement of the ******* sword but the expectation placed upon the glorified weapon to penetrate the holy blossom positioned between two soft mounds of rosy flesh that she would die to run her mouth over? Faceless textbooks whisper of specialized jealousy that I, for a lifetime, will never comprehend— instead: Red rouge cheeks plastered against a clear pane, staring at the winged angel behind the counter; Doctor, I hate being a consumer— I would much rather use my hands to create a small squeal from behind her silver tongue revealing what she thinks about my manner of exclaiming desire: writhing lust, ***** thirst, with weighty spit and heavy breathing again an instrumental soundtrack: her movements, mattress creaking— But Doctor, do you think I am sick? What is my diagnosis if I can only find beauty in this societal No-No, if I have never been an artist but I always find myself painting wonderful masterpieces (a protégé’s standard) with a cut lock of her hair as a brush, dipped in white crushed powder, fresh from a plastic orange bottle that fell off my desk— Must I confess to another sin, as if this is the church of my grandmother’s rosary-laden hands? Yes, I am reluctantly in love with my Escitalopram so I have flirted with Acceptance but he did not seem to like me. Look here— Just yesterday I tried to sell her portrait to a blonde woman in a pristine art gallery who peered at my matted hair and how it fell over the sweater I was wearing, stained with dark muck, and I was sent away with the canvas clutched loosely by my trembling fingers so that it barely escaped being dropped. I do not have nails anymore, Doctor— What do you make of that? I have plucked them off their respective beds and that makes me feel a little sick but all is well because it is infinitely better for my girl's fragrant little blossoms when she comes into my arms and allows me to pick them, one by one, as I roam her field— Doctor, I would sooner live in the crumbling pavements of Hell for an eternity than lose the dreams that I freely, frequently dream regarding her and how my nubbed hands are held so dear. Anyway, Doctor, you need not worry: I will always have my Escitalopram.
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There are obsidian mouths I’m edged white Where is the light? They’re screaming Can we scream with them? Teach us to sing Yeah! Teach us to sing! Stop it, you’re killing us You’re going to **** us all Teach us! Can’t you see? We’re trapped here The grass is dead The sky is dead Teach us vocal stretches! No one is listening They’re dancing between the mouths Primal Monolithic Heads replaced with streams of smoke Rising into the sky Day Two Limbs stitched to the earth We form a circle We form a mouth They’re gone The empty mirrors That stretched like maws into the sea He’s singing Sunbeams running through her skin Today still hasn’t ended Going A tongue arrives at the back of teeth And twirls, and twirls, and Day Three We're moving to her now Yes, yes! I want to hear what she's doing! I open the car tank The edges are rimmed pink Pulsing A tongue pushes through bulbous lips A throat runs into the earth Saliva Gyoza! Gyoza! Draw the earth back Gyoza! Gyoza! Draw it, draw it *Prove you exist Prove you exist Prove you exist Prove you* Day Four Where did everyone go? Why did they do that? Nothing? Nothing at all? But what about us? What will happen to us?
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Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016 at 7:37 PM UTC
a mouth to swallow the earth
Black mouths Running down the walls They gather here But no one cares to see them A dead worm sinks through the crust And blood wells in Where? Where? Where? Shrinking to the bone Where? Where? Where? Kafka on the shore
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Mar 12, 2016
Mar 12, 2016 at 5:06 PM UTC
we sow the fields with children’s teeth
Quoth the Ego: "What's wrong with you; why aren't you more like me?" Quoth the Id: "What's wrong with me; why am I so unlike you?" Both seem like Shadow to me, but then again   that may perhaps be simply my own projection.
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Dec 24, 2015
Dec 24, 2015 at 10:32 PM UTC
Psychoanalogy
Success? Oh-ho! You can’t just dabble in it, boy. You need to bathe with it. Wash your hair in it. Spread it on your sandwiches. Buy expensive jewelry for it. Name your firstborn after it. Don’t let psychoanalysts talk you out of it. Tell everyone you know you have it. Jump when it says jump. And remember, at night! When you and success are alone, never close your eyes to make sure it doesn’t sneak off to embrace someone more successful than you.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 3:34 PM UTC
What makes Donald run
Years later Bathsheba's psychiatrist Was analysing the tryst Between King David And her. It was no tryst Said she. What a slur. He was a ****** And an opportunist. An amoeba would concur Said the psychiatrist That a shower screen And being more demure Would have been Quite spiritually enterprising. You cannot expect Kind David to desist From objectifying your femurs And a cracking pair of amethysts. Don't treat me Like some calculating Hormone Exchange Unit You sexist misogynist. You are not fit To analyse me. You say your name's Freud But you're wholly devoid Of any insight Of what is amiss Or my troubles might be. Not one piece of grit Have you put in my oyster. You obsequious churl I'm a girl you don't mess with. I could have you hung. But instead she dismissed him and booked an appointment With a certain professor Who went by the name of Carl Gustav Jung.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 11:27 AM UTC
Bathsheba's Psychiatrists