Freud's Trip Poem by Richard Wlodarski
Freud's Trip
Cry me to sleep
With all the sheep
Nightmares abound
With the wolves' sound
great expressions of timidity. // But I don't like to sleep don't like to stay behind and far from wolves roaring Fear and timidity I avoid all friendly my journey to conquer all by love sharing
Four verses that very well summarize our fears, in this difficult world of ours. The symbolism great and very far reaching. Four lines that say so much! We can feel the pain....
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7/29/2025 5:14:49 PM # 1.0.0
Such a great poem, Richard. Makes me think that Freud would say the need to dream would end with the demise of our repressions. A 10.