"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar."
--psychiatrist Allen Wheelis (1950), who credited the statement to Freud
Sometimes a cigar
isn't a cigar, such as after
it's been smoked
and the remaining brown wad
has gone away.
Then the cigar
becomes particles
as well as neural bits
of cigar-likenesses,
or a word in a story
about that one night
and its cigars.
hans ostrom 2018
--psychiatrist Allen Wheelis (1950), who credited the statement to Freud
Sometimes a cigar
isn't a cigar, such as after
it's been smoked
and the remaining brown wad
has gone away.
Then the cigar
becomes particles
as well as neural bits
of cigar-likenesses,
or a word in a story
about that one night
and its cigars.
hans ostrom 2018