Follow me, winter shadow, but do not wait You won't be catching me on another date Like a hoofed creature gallops a steady gait Even a drunkard who canna' walk too straight Mind there's no reason to call you my mate Too funny are you, elongated so great Nevermind laugh at all my gibberish prate Under the light in a spinning circle I skate And that is the moment I know you hate For just then a twirling blob is your fate Let's be nice and just call it 'au fait' Not my perogative or purpose to state I can't think of how else we can relate Until only darkness makes you negate
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Posted: Jan 2013
About this poem:
Making a little fun of my shadow whom I affectionately call Ego..... :))
It's funny sometimes when we notice our attachments in life; work life, family, church, friends...and of course our shadow versus the the true oneness of self. There's so much interconnectiveness with life yet more and more somehow a huge indifference to nature, an almost "natural deficit dissorder"....
Yankee - An interesting way to write a poem, all the 'ates' eh? your subject however did prompt me to look up about the id, ego and super ego as they were in my mind but I wasn't clear as to where they came from or what they represented. Turns out Freud used these three words to express the three theoretical constructs that are used to describe our 'mental life' After a discussion with my main squeeze on the subject he coined it all beautifully by saying that a man looks at a woman and his 'id' demands he 'take her now' so to speak, the ego says he must ask her permission to 'take her' and the super ego points out that presenting her with flowers and dinner will greatly improve his chances of being allowed to 'take her' if you catch my drift. Ego is the one we are all most familiar with and it's good you are friends with yours
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Bill
your subject however did prompt me to look up about the id, ego and super ego as they were in my mind but I wasn't clear as to where they came from or what they represented. Turns out Freud used these three words to express the three theoretical constructs that are used to describe our 'mental life' After a discussion with my main squeeze on the subject he coined it all beautifully by saying that a man looks at a woman and his 'id' demands he 'take her now' so to speak, the ego says he must ask her permission to 'take her' and the super ego points out that presenting her with flowers and dinner will greatly improve his chances of being allowed to 'take her' if you catch my drift.
Ego is the one we are all most familiar with and it's good you are friends with yours