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Welcome to My Mind

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By Paul StewartPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Welcome to My Mind
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Just open the door...

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Welcome to my mind

Make yourself at home

Please ignore the screaming

or that troll in the corner

My patience is around here somewhere

Though I can't quite remember where

I'm sure there is a handbook

Collecting dust in the dark over there

*

Welcome to my mind

You really are quite safe

Avoid the dark spots

the Memory drops

And that space over there

There's plenty to see

There's plenty to do

Don't worry about the noise

*

Welcome to my mind

Where ideas are created

Then deconstructed

Rearranged and put together

In a different order

Welcome to my mind

Where the mistakes are valley deep

And anxieties are mountain high

*

Welcome to my mind

Please stay a little while

There's plenty to entertain you

It's lively and it's fun

Just watch out

For the trap doors and the bats

Welcome to my mind

There's room for everyone.

*

Welcome to my mind

Mostly Interesting Never Dull

Welcome to my mind

Mysterious Intriguing Nostalgic Delirious

Welcome to my mind

I hope you stay a while

Welcome to my mind

Please make yourself at home.

*

Thanks for reading

Author's Notes: Just something I had kicking around, thought I may as well put it up here. Including pesky acrostics!

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About the Creator

Paul Stewart

Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.

The Accidental Poet - Poetry Collection out now!

Streams and Scratches in My Mind coming soon!

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    Written by Paul Stewart