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Dual Illusion by Monika Arnett Friday, June 28, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan There are two sides of one face-- One is kind; the other is not so gentle. One is loving; the other is unloved. Perhaps, one is curious; the other is cautious? One holds to faith; the other cannot trust. One is happy; the other is sad. One has forgiven; the other seeks revenge! One cares; and the other hurts. One accepts all things; and the other makes changes. Yet, I can only balance one face; restoring spiritual strength by faith; as I've chosen; as I choose with all, or most of, my memories. Monika Arnett Copyright �2002 Monika Arnett

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Reviewed by Bill Grimes Jr.	4/16/2007

"Balance"......such a beautiful poem my friend. The essence of serenity....the balance between our spirit and our flesh.........Thank you also for your kindness and your friendship! Peace, Bill :-)




Reviewed by Hariharan Balakrishnan	3/16/2006

How remarkable! This is the very essence of a poem called "Duality" I wrote in June 2001. This is the very picture of the two sides of every human being- written in simple style.




Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU	6/21/2005

An ontological concept in psychological definition, "Dual Illusion" delivers a profound message. Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU