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ʏɒboT ɿoᎸ ɘvi⅃

bɘꙅimoɿꟼ ƚoͶ ꙅi woɿɿomoT

By 𝐑𝐌 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐭𝐨𝐧Published 4 months ago Updated 4 months ago 1 min read
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tomorrow

there is no

time to worry

save yourself from the pain today

life is short

enjoy the moment

do not

suffer and agonize

God

defeated

Satan

~~~

This is an entry in the Inverse Challenge (a poem that takes on a different meaning when you read the lines from bottom to top). You can check it out here:

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𝐑𝐌 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐭𝐨𝐧

˜”*°•.˜”*°• Time is our most valuable asset. Thank you for spending some of your time with me! •°*”˜.•°*”˜

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  • Bonnie Bowerman3 months ago

    Beautifully executed and so creative!

  • Joe O’Connor3 months ago

    The meaning of your title and subtitle is such an important one for everyone to keep in mind. This poem flips the switch instantly when reading in reverse, and the contrast is front and centre! I like how the message could easily be applied to today’s society, where it’s an instant gratification kinda world. Nicely done👏

  • Rachel Deeming4 months ago

    The switch from light to dark is so pronounced in this poem. That's what should be conveyed in an inverse. Nice.

  • Cathy holmes4 months ago

    Another great entry. Well done, Rob.

  • Anna 4 months ago

    Beautiful lines!🥰

  • Novel Allen4 months ago

    Wow! So this is how it is done. I tried and failed miserably. Ok copy from RM time. This is one of the best entries yet.

  • Paul Stewart4 months ago

    `what the hell man. Rob, you little American genius. I actually don't know if you're little, lol, but woah buddy, this is cool. I've been trying to toy with glass full/glass half empty kinda logic for one of my entries for this challenge and you did a splendid job lol. I also love that...you did the positive on the normal read and the negative on the reverse...I often go the other way...but it has a lot of structural logic that way too. Well done, sir!

  • Whoaaaaa this blew my mind! I especially loved the bottom to top version! If this doesn't place in the challenge, I'd be so furious! Because out of all the entries that I've read for far, yours is the one that had two very distinct meanings!

  • Heather Hubler4 months ago

    Oh wow, that flip made the poem take a 180! Great work!!

  • Test4 months ago

    A wonderful poem.

  • Test4 months ago

    F***ig brilliant.

  • Lamar Wiggins4 months ago

    Whoa!!! Man, you did it. It clearly has two meanings. This is going to be a tough challenge. Thank you for the solid example of how it's done.

  • JBaz4 months ago

    Ooh. Scary and up lifting or visa versa. Very well done

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