Monday, April 20, 2009

A Celebration Gone Wrong... Comments

Rating: 3.5

A trendy new restaurant
In a chic part of the city
The family was celebrating
The arrival of their new puppy
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Sandra Martyres
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C N Prem Kumar 06 June 2010

Very picturesque. The style is really interesting.

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James Casey 23 November 2009

I read many of the comments written here about this piece. The bible tells us that the devil is everywhere and always trying to anger us into doing something back against the people who have wronged us. Which just adds to the hate and distruction. Senseless killing is always regrettable, whether in Waco, Fort Hood, on the USS Cole, Colombine or the Trade Centers. But one should notice that these thugs only attack innocent unarmed people. They never confront anyone who can fight back. Thanks for your story.............................Jim

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Robert E Hann 09 October 2009

How do we write a song so sad? Our world can be a fright! And what makes people turn so bad? It's news most every night.. ''Two Lonely People' is a tale of mine. Read it and you'll see why..... Like this powerful story you tell the ending can make me cry.

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A stray bullet from the terrorist’s gun Just hit him and he was down His Dad bent down to pick him up But again he could not This time the terrorist’s gun Was carefully trained at him... what distardly act of terrorists.... father knowing well but still goes for son to be lifted...... tears in my eyes... read my series papa do u know and papa you too?

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Michael Nkwocha 05 May 2009

quite a sad one but thats the story of the world in which we live. a beautiful and creative writing. keep it up.

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Dr.subhendu Kar 03 May 2009

a superb strength of depiction of fact through story, yet poignant by the reality, how the happiness slowly creeps into the sorrows, well done,10+, thanks for sharing

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Subroto Chatterjee 03 May 2009

Uh, uh.. that's a sad one. Almost (or really?) autobiographical..But its poignant though. Cheers. Subroto

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, aryaindia 02 May 2009

Your story of the pup is gripping and one would want to see to the end of the poem as you have related the incident so well...........memory of 26/11........arya

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Anjali Sinha 02 May 2009

wow! ! really nicely conveyed i mean the whole scenario the celebration going wrong -10 anjali

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Fiona Davidson 29 April 2009

You have captured this chilling trend perfectly here Sandra...excellent write...Fi 10+++

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Vijay Menon 27 April 2009

no one could have conveyed the scene better than you, i feel i was somewhere there after reading your lines.nicely written kudos for the fine words you have used to convey your feeling. vijay menon 09850229100

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Indira Renganathan 26 April 2009

Bitter feelings worded to churn the stomach in awe...excellent poem

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Christine Kerr 25 April 2009

It started out sweet then anger, Have a feeling this is true, or it just as well could be. Real hope that all terror's get their just reward.10++

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C. P. Sharma 25 April 2009

A trendy poem with an ironic grim, Innocent people are the terror's victim? CP

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C. P. Sharma 25 April 2009

A trendy poem with an ironic grim, Innocent people are the terror's victim? CP

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Sathyanarayana M V S 21 April 2009

Excellent narration. But at the start, the poem seemed like a funny one. But, I doubt, whether any bit of humour is necessary (like pup lifting its hands) in this kind of serious poem.......But I agree with Vaibhav, this is mind-stirring. Did this happen?

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Vaibhav Pandey 21 April 2009

mind stirring piece.....you did an excellent job.....10

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Kesav Easwaran 21 April 2009

good narration, Sandra...noble is your motive behind this write...thanks...10

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that was that terrible incident narrated well...we are really helpless people stuck between two varieties...the official wars also attack thr common.this is a very sad state

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