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scratches in my mind - passion

Another thought-provoking, inspirational senryu for all!

By Paul StewartPublished 13 days ago 1 min read
scratches in my mind - passion
Photo by NIKLAS LINIGER on Unsplash

are our hearts and minds

opposing forces, intuned;

misled by passion?

*

guided by passion

intuned, opposing forces;

our hearts and minds are

*

Thanks for reading!

Author's Notes: This is another in an unintentional series I've been working on of thought-provoking and inspirational senryu that was kicked started by the one at the link below.

Stream of Consciousnesssocial commentarySenryuperformance poetryinspirationalfact or fiction

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Paul Stewart

Scottish-Italian poet/writer from Glasgow.

Overflowing in English language torture and word abuse.

"Every man has a sane spot somewhere" R.L Stevenson

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Comments (9)

  • Dharrsheena Raja Segarran12 days ago

    Oh wowww, it's kinda like a Palindrome but not exactly a Palindrome. Maybe it's a Paulitical Palindrome hehehehehe 🍩🥐

  • Belle12 days ago

    I love this! You've been experimenting lately with some really impactful formatting and I'm LIVING for it!!!

  • Caroline Jane12 days ago

    Love the mirror meaning. Interesting project you have going on here. Like to.see where it goes.

  • John Cox13 days ago

    Saving time by including the oppositional poem from jump street? But we all know how your mind works, don’t we. Tomorrow you’ll have another one that we won’t see coming!

  • D.K. Shepard13 days ago

    Love the mirror effect of this! Cleverly done!

  • Dana Crandell13 days ago

    Hmmmm... Maybe... Yeah, well, okay, spot on! Well writ, sir!

  • Cathy holmes13 days ago

    Yes, I believe you're right-both times.

  • Grz Colm13 days ago

    I like the flip! 👍😁

  • Jess Boyes13 days ago

    Yes! All of the above. You know how to make a person think. Great piece ☺️

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