a mindful and stimulating tour de force slicing through the sedimentary strata of psychological dilemma, embellished with shall i say, therapeutic imagery ...
I have so much to say I can't figure out what to say here, Kate. take note: that's a sign that this has great force of power as a poem and also touches something deep within me. Freudian slip of a poem here? sweet dreams! Dawn
Your words are amazing, Kate. But I didn't have a clue as to what it was about. At the end, I assummed it was about Sigmund Freud. I envy the other's who comment and seem to understand what this is all about. I just think you are brilliant.
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on November 28, 2006
And oh...how the books on Bi-Polar syndrome do dissect many a genius, including Sigmund.
There are geniuses on the DEN, as well, and mayhap many of THEM are Bi-Polar victims...but what beautiful poetry sprouts from the depths of their agonies!
Not to say that YOU are in that category, dearest Kate, but your words in verse always amaze me with their "dancing brilliance."
Wow! An up close and personal wish to disect a genious's mind.
Of I had my wishes it would be to do the same with my old friend Salvador Dali. Make a vow with you...whomever gets there first tells the other.
Love,
Susan
Mesmerizing Kate, right down to the pendulum pocket-watch eye...hypnotized as I dig into the layers of your genius...Freud can step aside.
Love, Taylor
A powerful rant Kate! Quite umbrageous in spirit too. Wow!
You probe mysteries here laced heavily with the threads of injustice, as if the subjective mind is warring against the objective mind.
Light and Wisdom ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on November 28, 2006
Weird, I was in the bath (Thinks, playing submarines, up periscope) and I thought that he was a crazy cracker.. Jung seemed more on the ball..
Now lie down and what do you see a Hindless Mysteric...
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on November 28, 2006
This one is well written Kate the wordsmith never disapoints when reading your writes.... XX Joselyn
Neurosis, a mental illness, affects everyone to a greater or lesser extent, yet most know little or nothing about it. This book reveals all, including incidence, signs and symptoms, cause, treatment and prevention, in lay language.
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Sigmund huh??
Love Tinka :)
AND LOL at Submariner Andy!
(smile). Enjoyed!
blessin's
cynth'ya
There are geniuses on the DEN, as well, and mayhap many of THEM are Bi-Polar victims...but what beautiful poetry sprouts from the depths of their agonies!
Not to say that YOU are in that category, dearest Kate, but your words in verse always amaze me with their "dancing brilliance."
Of I had my wishes it would be to do the same with my old friend Salvador Dali. Make a vow with you...whomever gets there first tells the other.
Love,
Susan
Love, Taylor
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
You probe mysteries here laced heavily with the threads of injustice, as if the subjective mind is warring against the objective mind.
Light and Wisdom ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
Now lie down and what do you see a Hindless Mysteric...
Rusty