
A gazelle escapes into the cosmos swift as the mind an arrow poised whizzes past doe-eyed prey shifts nebulously Orion scintillates against the firmament the Hunter gives chase as thoughts spiral free on a never-ending quest of what comes next in this paradigm shift.
A Quadrille (a poem of 44 words) on the prompt ‘shift.’ Quadrille #172
This poem is a chimera of Hindu mythology and psychology. The Orion (Mrigashira or Deer’s Head) is used as a symbol of the restless mind that’s always chasing new perspectives. Paradigm shifts happen in psychology when the mind adapts to new information that replaces the old and makes a new discovery.
A sort of a contribution for World Poetry Day (21 March)
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Very interesting take Aboli.
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Thanks ma’am ππ
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Youβre most welcome
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Interesting quadrille, Aboli. π
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Thanks Kitty ππ
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eland gazelle
hope they run well
para dimes twenty cents
para dox opinons lament~
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Lovely poem. π
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Thanks Jai ππ
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My pleasure. ππ
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So very interesting and a unique response to the prompt. Thank you for sharing the additional information as well.
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Thank you π Glad that you liked it!
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Love your response. And I appreciate the background notes too – thanks!
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