there are no circles in kanji, this character looks like a turning wheel. It is also used to count “rounds” or “times”—although this kanji uses two different elements, it looks like you just wrote mouth two times.
drop of smoke rising from a chimney at the top of this cliff; there must be someone living in a cave inside. This element is drawn first and surrounds another element on the top and left.
of blood to work! As a left-hand element, heart (the physical organ) is compressed to a three-stroke version we will call state of mind: 忄 Draw the two drops first, top to bottom, and then the vertical line.
an idea with a picture of a lightbulb over their head. Instead of a lightbulb, imagine that you can hear their heart pounding: the better the idea, the louder the sound of their heart.
口 mouth + 心 heart Very strong emotion can feel like standing at the edge of a cliff or being threatened by a spear; you’re so emotional that not one word comes out of your mouth. Your heart is really racing!