dear perl monks. I have the following piece of code which does something really trivial but I do not get any results. So what I want to do is first of all I have one array of keywords and one array of sentences. I want to print the keyword and the sentence if somewhere in the sentence the keyword appears. It was working with one line in each file but as soon as I introduced a second sentence it stopped working. I think that I am doing something really stupidly wrong. Please be kind enough to help me out. Thanks in advance for any help 

#!/usr/bin/perl

my $filename1 = $ARGV[0];
my $filename2 = $ARGV[1];


open(INPUT, $filename1);
open(INPUT2,$filename2);

my $line;
my @fields1;
my $fields1;
my $line2;
my @fields2;
my $fields2;
my $i=0;


my $line;

while ($line =<INPUT>){
chomp $line;
$i++;
push (@fields1, $line);
}

while ($line2 =<INPUT2>){
chomp $line2;
push (@fields2, $line2);
}

foreach $fields1(@fields1){
  foreach $fields2(@fields2){
# print "$fields1\n";
# print "$fields2\n";
    if ($fields2 =~ m/$fields1/){
    print "success\n";
      }
   }
}

# foreach $fields1(@fields1){
#     if ($line2 =~m/$fields1/){
#     print "$line2\n";
#     }
#   }
# }

# foreach $fields1(@fields1){
# print "$fields1\n";
# }
#

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