I found a poem by Nikita Gill in a Google Search
Here’s my ‘flipped’ take on it.
Soul
immortal, imperceptible
evergreening, enriching, rolling
gathering impressions, shedding bodies
damaged by injuries
grieving, dodging
rocks
dVerse — Poetics — Flipping Meanings
Excellent flip. I like the idea of an “evergreening” soul!
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I guess every new experience renews the soul š
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Reena, I like the “prologue” of the Gill poem, which prepared me for your Diamante. The answer to the question floats an image laced with mostly fine scars but in some places whole chunks have been ripped off so it is misshapen. But its still pulsing, which is the best part.
I also liked your interesting two terms to compare. Soul is like gun in the video example, such a rich term with many interpretations. To show its opposite as rock and the descriptors feels like a rosetta stone of sorts.
Excellent meeting of the challenge!
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Thank you, Lisa!
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You’re welcome.
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Excellent take on it, Reena. That image drew me in too. Just wow!
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Thanks for the appreciation!
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You’re welcome! š
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Very nicely done Reena!
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Thank you, Dwight!
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You are welcome!
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Wonderful flip.
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Thank you so much!
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immortal. never dies
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Correct!
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As usual, a thought provoking poem.
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Thank you so much!
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Youāre always welcome my friend
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I like how you compare the soul with ‘rocks’ and the imagery you used to describe the soul is beautiful!
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Thank you so much, Ingrid! Rocks may have a soul too, but the characteristics that define both are different.
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