Tag: poetry

The Eternal Struggle of Emotion and Existence

~ Vennie Kocsis

In a world of relentless suffering and unrecognized resilience, we transform pain into hope, while confronting a shadowed existence.

Adler vs Freud: The Birth of Individual Psychology

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Alfred Adler challenged Freud’s psychoanalytic views. Adler's Individual Psychology advocated for social awareness and self-acceptance. As a result, Freud shunned Adler. Adler speaks back.

A Conversation With a Poet: Verde Mar

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From the heart of the Sonoran Desert emerges the voice of Verde Mar, a poet whose spirit defines time.

When She Remembered, the Sky Whispered

~ Vennie Kocsis

Who stole your shine, dimmed your divinity, and twisted love into a prison? Will you rise from scars; reclaim your truth?

The Invisible Goodbye 

~ Vennie Kocsis

But you... you pressed your thumb into me as if testing for weakness, never realizing that you bruised me each time with your paradox, with the heaviness of your unresolved self. #poetry

Frozen

~ Vennie Kocsis

A poem capturing themes of isolation, unacknowledged pain, and the struggle for genuine connection amidst heartache.

These Feet

~ Vennie Kocsis

The poem reflects on the superficial appreciation of beauty, contrasting it with the deeper experiences and struggles of life unacknowledged, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's true journey.

The Dark Side of Childhood Hymns and Lyrics

~ Vennie Kocsis

reflecting on childhood hymns, exploring their potentially harmful messages, particularly regarding suicide and guilt, and urges careful consideration of children's exposure to such lyrics.

Blankets

~ Vennie Kocsis

The value of old blankets for their memories, comfort, and emotional significance, while embracing their stories.