Wednesday, December 24, 2008

A Child Taught Me Comments

Rating: 5.0

i get up every day remembering nothing
except the memory of being happy
the joy of seeing a flower
and admiring its beauty.
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ajith patnaik
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dr veenaa rai 07 August 2009

innocent smile of a child can redeem a man so much...great write ajith..10+

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Ashraful Musaddeq 03 June 2009

Very nice poem, yes, we have ample scope even from the children. Smile and many other things.10+++

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Deepti Agarwal 12 January 2009

:) ... n then we think that we should teach the kids.. :) lessons of life r learnt by them only... a good naration..

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Jessy Kemp 09 January 2009

Absolutely stunning! ! ! I enjoyed it until the end

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Alison Cassidy 02 January 2009

You are a fine story teller, Ajith - I'm sure all who read this will be moved - and you have the makings of a fine poet too. I don't think you need the explanatory note at the beginning of the piece. Readers like to work things out for themselves and your storyline is very clear. Also in line 9 I think you may have confused the word 'whole' meaning entire or complete with 'hole'. There are some lovely images in the piece too. 'Shiny eyes of innocence', 'A heart as pure as honey' and 'a dry smile rushed through my face'. I look forward to reading more of your work. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Callie Carroll 01 January 2009

A lovely scene and sentiment. My favorite part, 'perhaps... to shield my memories from evaporating into the blue sky..' I would have liked to have seen the precious moment a little more clearly, though. Nice work. Thank you.

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It's me Rose 01 January 2009

Hi Ajith.. gud work...It contains a great message..so keep on smiling....Wish u a happy Newyear-2009

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Dr. Kolitha Lelwala 30 December 2008

Very elegant poem with a strong philosophy painting with nice phrases. Being happy is a challenge to practice. But you have promised her to be consistant 'till your blood becomes blue'. wonderful piece of work. Don't seem to be young in thoughts yet you are 17. Keep it up.10 is my gift.

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Hailie Workman 30 December 2008

this is great! i loved it. very inspirational too.

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*Trusting You* 30 December 2008

this is a enjoyable read... very good. children are the ones that teach the adults a lot of the time... we just like to think it is the other way around. great job. Becca

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C.R. Clark 27 December 2008

You have the pen of a poet, my friend. Life often may beat one down to the point that they forget how to be happy, as with this beggar. There is no stronger cure for such an affliction as the innocent, tender touch of a loving child. Well done. A 10 as I see it. Thanks and best wishes for a happy new year. Richard

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Seema Aarella 26 December 2008

A very touching write...children are nothing but god! They have this supernatural healing powers in their radiant innocent smile and blabbering words...through which they conquer hearts and inspire lives, they breathe fresh air into the dying spirit. thanks for sharing!

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Ajith This is a really beautiful poem. Children teach us so much. Your writing is very good. Karin Anderson

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Iveta Petrova 25 December 2008

amazing i would suggest u don't write what the poem is about instead leave it up to the reader to figure it out other than that your really good

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Ency Bearis 25 December 2008

nice poem..written with feeling.. and a nice way to say adieu.. with last stanza..until blood become blue..she taught you how to smile.. Merry Christmas...

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Salu Salu 25 December 2008

ignited well a serene and genuine thought....a good start........rgrds/salu

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Nia Riz 25 December 2008

aww sweeet...she taught you how to smile...thats a very nice ending... keep writing...gud luck.. merryXmas and a happy new year! Nia Riz

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Annie Girl 25 December 2008

this is truly wonderful, amazing u r good: D

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