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Tunnels of the Mind


Tunnels of the Mind

The mind.A very beautiful yet strange object.It looks like a maze.A maze that just winds itself.This maze just looks like tunnels on a map going this way and that way. To the naked eye it looks senseless. Yet to the human eye, one can relate of what each tunnel. There is a tunnel that leads to all othe emotions of which we encoutner. From the child happiness of getting a new toy from the happiness the comes with seeing a long ago friend. This tunnel looks as though it is all the happy times of this human. Happy, cheerful moments from infancy to the present. But there is another tunnel it looks like it full of grief and depair. From the moment of losing a very close family member to the moment when this human felt the loneiness and islotaion of being mistreated bullied. This tunnel often clashes with the tunnel of angry. Angry recalls those moments when all this human lashed out bitter words. Actions that made friendships become fragile. Families to break slowly. Angry and sadness tunnels tends to clash with each other.  Yet there is the tunnel of hope and motivation. This tunnel is the centerpoint in which all tunnel must go through. And with this it is as if though there is hope for this mind to become something wonerful and with much potential.

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yayalala12345
<p>I wrote this poem to understand what goes through my mind. I hope you all understand what I mean to write.</p>

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