Heart of Mind

Heart of Mind

A Poem by Einstein Noodle
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captcha always is one step ahead it seems .. this one was "uptwined" .. i am not lying!

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Heart of Mind



drinking eyes

                  pink tongue

                                  drips 
wet


healthy heart is

                         beating yet ;)

E.
11/26/16

© 2016 Einstein Noodle


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Maybe I am way off base here, but I picture a man and a woman at a bar drinking together and then scurrying off to somewhere private for some sensual activity. In any case, I like the indentations and where I traveled while reading. Thanks, E. Lydi**

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lydia Shutter

7 Years Ago

Good, laughter is good for the soul! :)
Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

yes it is my dear friend! it surely is ..love and peace and joy in the mornin' to ya!
Lydia Shutter

7 Years Ago

Have a great day! ❤️️💙💜



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I see this as.. " Someone saying As I think Young I am Young." Age is only a state of mind. Very concise. :-)

Posted 7 Years Ago


Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

i think that is true ... therefore .... ???? ;) really happy that you stopped by Cry Baby .. i hope .. read more
Maybe I am way off base here, but I picture a man and a woman at a bar drinking together and then scurrying off to somewhere private for some sensual activity. In any case, I like the indentations and where I traveled while reading. Thanks, E. Lydi**

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lydia Shutter

7 Years Ago

Good, laughter is good for the soul! :)
Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

yes it is my dear friend! it surely is ..love and peace and joy in the mornin' to ya!
Lydia Shutter

7 Years Ago

Have a great day! ❤️️💙💜
Very captivating lines. Few words but deep and profound in meaning.

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

nice to meet you Shabeeh .. glad you enjoyed the read .. i appreciate you taking time here and will .. read more
Shabeeh Haider

7 Years Ago

Nice to meet you.... and a pleasure to have read you.
I can't seem to stop reading it. I love the ending..and the beginning. It's just a wonderful little poem.

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

ahahaha i am so gratified by your remarks my friend! ...thank you! glad it had such an effect on you.. read more
Love this. Few words, but great imagery, rhymes and story, making everything animate in the readers mind! Tyfs!

Posted 7 Years Ago


Cyprian Van Dyke

7 Years Ago

Tyfs - Thank you for sharing.
Yea, it did ring true. :)
You're most welcome, it's my .. read more
Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh thank you!
Cyprian Van Dyke

7 Years Ago

You're very welcome
Short but to the point, I can't say just what it brought to my mind. Valentine

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

ahahahah Dear Valentine .. love your review .. your the best! :)
E.
Like this succinct snippet of poetry - not sure why it reminds me of a cat but I get this mental image...I'm a weirdo

Posted 7 Years Ago


Einstein Noodle

7 Years Ago

hi TL! i think a cat fits perfectly ... thanks for the smile across my face right now .. and thank y.. read more

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