Sunday, March 6, 2016

A Different Profession Comments

Rating: 5.0

No one yet knows my new calling
Now that my profile has changed,
I reside in a cemetery
A settlement prearranged.
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Amar Agarwala
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Norah Tunney 01 April 2016

I love the thought behind this poem and how well it's put together

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Amar Agarwala 02 April 2016

Thank you Norah, for your inspiring words... Grateful at yours reading my verses.

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Plabita Bhaskar 17 March 2016

I must say Sir, you create a genre of poetry. Can be named as a BEAUTIFUL MIND. Your thoughts are just beyond fancy. A profession within the grave to nourish humus and breathe life, burgeon it tall and beautiful until it melts into the soil. What a beautiful thought it is!! Spellbound! Really nice. Thank u for those beautiful fancied thoughts carved into pitch bold letters. I would read it a hundred times yet never be bored.

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Amar Agarwala 27 March 2016

Thanks Plabita, as always, you are such a devoted and ardent reader. Would love you to be present in my next launch of poetry. Hope you can make it.

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Dr Antony Theodore 06 March 2016

Been assigned to push up daisies And I push up roses too, Am sure no machine can do that Whatever else they may do. Machines make not a warmer world They have not a soul to care, I yet endeavor to do that Which no invention can dare. A sarcastic way to tell the world, this mechanising of the present world is not good for the soul, for love life... wonderufl message dear poet. thank you. tony

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Amar Agarwala 06 March 2016

Thanks Tony, Have already read your poetry and replied. Indebted and grateful to you for reading my verses.

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Gajanan Mishra 06 March 2016

not a soul to care, good one..

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Amar Agarwala 06 March 2016

Thank you Gajanan, for reading and liking my verses. Am indebted and grateful! Warm Wishes.

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