46
light wanes in Trinidad;

the red ibises return;

the mind loses its wager with disbelief
 
47
light heartedly

the mind conceived the cello

without frets

 
48
for its own security

the mind forged

the food chain
 

49
the mind serves

as windlass to its weighty thoughts
 

50
the congenial mind

offers its best vintage,

breaks its thoughtful bread
 

51
birth grants equality by right –

nurturing minds ripen its fruits
 

52
the mind, relatively young,

knows to discount the arrogance

of the Age of Reason
 
53
the mind convinces best

in the vernacular

if the speaker is interested
 
54
ever the optimist, the mind

considers itself half full
 
55
if the mind takes a spin

it always comes back dizzy
 
56
a subtle mind tends

to confuse thought with action
 
57
alone in the Pantheon

the mind circles its rotunda

only to pause at inner peace
 
58
during a melodic phase

the mind turns a musical phrase
 

59
the mind confuses addresses

while searching its old neighborhoods
 
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when minds oppose, is law sovereign

without enlightened police?