A split mind asks
do I go right or left?
But a split mind
will never reach
a singular answer.
Singular answers
only come to
singular minds.
A split mind offers
a more interesting
conversation, though.
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Glomeruli
Singular answers
Risk becoming certainties
That weigh change down, but
Are not singularities,
Unique pixels in heaven.
[Disposable Tanka August 27, 2011]
Dr. Mike
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